FREE THE DEAD ROOM PDF Chris Mooney | 464 pages | 06 Aug 2009 | Penguin Books Ltd | 9780141039879 | English | London, United Kingdom The Dead Room (TV Short ) - IMDb Born in Philadelphia, Robert moved to Los Angeles where he worked as a writer, producer, and director in film, television, and advertising. Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other The Dead Room. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. A young woman has been found, brutally murdered and left on gruesome display in the "safety" of her own home. The atrocity kicks off an investigation into a bizarre string The Dead Room increasingly disturbing murders, all believed to be perpetrated by someone of unprecedented savagery and cunning. As the city's panic rises, civil attorney Teddy Mack is thrown headlong into the grisly A young woman has been found, brutally murdered and left on gruesome display The Dead Room the "safety" of her own home. As the city's panic rises, civil attorney Teddy Mack is thrown headlong into the grisly homicide case—and into a world of dirty politics and corrupt justice, where deceptions are as deadly as a killer's twisted secrets. Now, another woman is The Dead Room to meet the same horrific fate as the others. To end a madman's reign, Teddy must enter his maze—a place of unimaginable terror…and shocking revelations. Times bestselling author Robert Ellis delivers an explosive read with full-blown characters, a The Dead Room stacked with twists and turns, and an emotional intensity that burns white hot. Get A Copy. Paperbackpages. More Details Original Title. Other Editions 8. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about The Dead Roomplease sign up. Is there a sequel to this book? See 1 question about The Dead Room…. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing The Dead Room rating 3. Rating details. More filters. The Dead Room order. Start your review of The Dead Room. Really liked this book. This was my first book written by this author, he doesn't fill the pages The Dead Room unnecessary words and descriptions. But let us understand Teddy Mack character completely. Story starts with gruesome murder of a young girl. Neighbors saw mailman walking out of the house, his clothes covered in blood. Story has The Dead Room twists, it keeps you at the edge of your seat. The Dead Room and big money donations, mental health problems all in this story. Get ready for the shocking ending, if you Really liked this book. Get ready for the shocking ending, if you truly understood The Dead Room character, you'll figure out the ending. View all 5 comments. Not for the faint of heart due to The Dead Room and other evils, both criminal and legal, but a book The Dead Room still think is important to read and think about. Jun 01, Maddy rated it it was amazing Shelves: topsreads. I just read an ending that blew me away. After reading far too many weak resolutions, it was totally awesome to read one that really worked! All my conclusions about The Dead Room that had been formed up until the last chapter were turned around. The character that I thought was disposed of too conveniently? I was wrong. The person that I found to be inconsistent? The motivations of some of the more likable characters? Thank you, Robert Ellis, for breaking the mold and developing an ending that really worked. But perhaps you'd like to know something about what happens in the book. A The Dead Room woman who is enamored of her own body has been teasing the mailman, allowing an "accidental" glimpse here, a fleeting glance there. When she is found brutally murdered, he is the only suspect, as the forensic evidence is incontrovertible—his finger and lip prints are all over her body, her blood all over his clothing. When Oscar Holmes confesses, it's time to lock him in jail and throw away the key. For some reason, a very well-connected lawyer wants to defend him against the charge and assigns one of the young attorneys on his staff to the case, a real estate lawyer by the name of Teddy Mack. Teddy has consciously decided not to pursue a career The Dead Room criminal law as the result of a horrible incident in his family's past but has to follow the big man's directive or risk his future in the practice. There are other victims who have suffered horrible deaths, so it appears that Oscar is a serial killer of the worst sort. Against all odds, Teddy decides that Oscar is innocent. To put it mildly, everyone thinks that he is out of his mind, including the defendant, who had a black-out incident during the murder but who does believe that he The Dead Room it. Teddy is helped in his case The Dead Room a renegade legal expert by the name of Nash who specializes in taking old cases and having them investigated by his students. He has a high success rate at having the cases retried and finding the original target innocent. Teddy also works with the assistant district attorney, Carolyn Powell, The Dead Room is less willing to believe but who is at least open to talking about the incongruities that Teddy uncovers. She is very loyal to her boss, a real no-holds-barred type who loves to embarrass and humiliate his opponents. What Ellis does wonderfully well is to engross The Dead Room reader in the narrative and make it impossible to put down. There are scenes which will make you angry, others that will leave you shaking your head, but you will want to finish the book even if it seems at times to have conflicting information. What I initially thought was the resolution of the book, and an unsatisfactory one at that, was not really a resolution at all. Ellis uses a device where he fast forwards 6 years after the culminating The Dead Room, and it is only then that we see the true horror of the situation. The book will leave you shaking your head in amazement that you didn't see the truth all along. The Dead Room there were a few areas that were not well done, notably an explicit sex scene, the book held up to this reviewer's microscope. Warning: there are a few graphic scenes The Dead Room may be difficult for more sensitive readers. View 2 comments. Jun 08, Lela rated it liked it. At one point, as I commented, my heart was pounding and I couldn't turn the pages quickly enough. But, then, the story lost steam. It didn't bog down exactly, just slowed. The ending was much less satisfactory than the middle. Okay, that said, the idea was great and The Dead Room and convoluted. The characters were were well developed and interesting and flawed - sometimes too flawed with the flaws too obvious. The last few chapters took away from the excite At one The Dead Room, as I commented, my heart was pounding and I couldn't turn the pages quickly enough. The last few chapters took away from the excitement and interest rather than adding to them. However, there is talent here. I did enjoy this book - just less so by the end. Aug 16, Michael rated it liked it Shelves: suspensemysterythriller. I guess it deserves 3 stars On one hand, it certainly wasn't one of the worst books I'd ever read. Competently written. Not a ton of typos. Everything more or less makes sense-- or, well, is explained -- by the end of the book. It even goes beyond the "usual fare" of the genre and tries to make The Dead Room think. I simply didn't really enjoy the reading-- not to the point that I'd recommend it to a random reader. For some I guess it deserves 3 stars For someone who can't get enough of legal thrillers, yes, I'd recommend it. The Dead Room by Robert Ellis Goodreads helps you keep track of books you The Dead Room to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. She talks to dead people Since then she's slowly come to terms with both her loss and an unsettling ability to communicate with ghosts, a "gift" received in the wake of her brush with death. Now she's returned to lower Manhattan, site of the explosion, She talks to dead people Now she's returned to lower Manhattan, site of the explosion, to investigate a newly discovered burial ground. In this place restless spirits hold the secrets not only of past injustice but of a deadly conspiracy against the city's women—including Leslie herself. By night Matt visits her in dreams, warning her and offering clues to the truth. By day she finds herself helped by—and attracted to—his flesh-and- blood cousin Joe. Torn by her feelings for both men, caught between the worlds of the living and the dead, Leslie struggles against the encroaching danger.