Book 92: "Eighty Million Eyes" by Ed McBain
Wednesday, December 10th, 2008 10:16![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kittiwakeI borrowed most of the 87th Precinct books from the library when I was a teenager and I'm fairly certain that I have read this one before, but it was an enjoyable re-read.
Carella and Meyer are investigating the poisoning of a comedian on a live television show, and it is the 40 million strong TV audience who give the book its title. Meanwhile, Kling is assigned to protect a young woman from the two eyes of a violent stalker, although I think this book must have been written before the term stalker was invented, since the word is never used.
Carella and Meyer are investigating the poisoning of a comedian on a live television show, and it is the 40 million strong TV audience who give the book its title. Meanwhile, Kling is assigned to protect a young woman from the two eyes of a violent stalker, although I think this book must have been written before the term stalker was invented, since the word is never used.
