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It commences when the strangely noticeable body of a prostitute is available just beyond your wall surfaces of the Old City of Jerusalem. A similarly disfigured corpse of an American nun arises. Then an Arab young man. As the set of subjects grows, their only obvious connection is the bizarre markings on the bodies, it appears that Israel is facing its first serial murder circumstance. David Bar-Lev, main of the Structure Crimes Device of the Jerusalem police, is not so sure. A tough yet sensitive investigator with a powerful intellect and a querying mind, he begins looking for a structure that will clarify the apparently random killings. At first the disorder is overpowering, the situation unfathomable. But then, as David probes deeper into this particular pattern crime, he is not so sure he wishes to understand it. Items emerge that suggest that this time the main element may lie within his own life. During the course of his inspection he must discover and confront many agonizing secrets:

• The inexplicable action of his daddy, Avraham, a retired psychoanalyst;
• The tragic suicide of his brother, Gideon, a talented fighter pilot;
• The concealed former of his beautiful Russian lover, the cellist Anna;
• And the possibility of corruption within the Jerusalem police and the ultra-secret General Security Services (Shin Gamble).

But regardless of the pain of these and other revelations, David probes on until he finally glimpses his astonishing solution - for, as you cop says of David Bar-Lev, "It isn't enough for him to research. David has to understand." The Jerusalem of Structure Offences is not the idealized Holy City of the guidebooks. Depicted as the capital of an upset, anguished, torn-up region, a city of prostitutes, narcotics dealers, lusting journalists, ruthless politicians, and zealots of each stripe, it becomes here an world for a remarkable story of criminal offenses and punishment. That is a e book about patterns - in love, in human relationships, in politics, in fine art, in death. And always at the guts is David Bar-Lev, one of the very most memorable people in recent criminal offenses fiction, relentlessly looking for the structure that will uncover his circumstance - the structure he must discover to be able to clarify his vision... of himself, his family, and the united states that he loves. With Structure Offences, William Bayer raises the detective novel to a new level of excellence. Inside the best-selling tradition of his past novel, Switch, he has created a powerful storyline of mental health suspense and one of the best, most intriguing books of modern times.