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Crawlspace by Herbert Lieberman
Crawlspace by Herbert Lieberman






Crawlspace by Herbert Lieberman

Between them are the three masterpieces and the alluring Isobel Cattaneo, a direct descendant of Botticelli’s greatest muse, Simonetta.īorghini is determined to maintain possession of the drawings, and in the grips of his mania, he kidnaps Cattaneo, whom he suspects of aiding Manship.

Crawlspace by Herbert Lieberman

Standing in his way is Ludovico Borghini, a neo-fascist count with a fanatical devotion to his Italian heritage and a deadly obsession with the Renaissance master’s work. With a Botticelli retrospective fast approaching, Manship is poised to become the Met’s director if he can secure three final drawings from Italy. Mike Manship is an up-and-coming curator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. When a madman begins using the work of Botticelli as inspiration for his gruesome tableaus, a New York museum curator is the only man who can stop him Herbert Lieberman has created an unforgettable trio with Frank Mooney, the Dancer, and the Shadow Dancer-one that will have readers whipping through the pages to reach the story’s shocking conclusion. As the lieutenant gets closer to his suspects, he finds two murderers as chilling and unexpected as any in crime literature.

Crawlspace by Herbert Lieberman

Shadow Dancers chronicles the harrowing manhunt that engulfs Manhattan as Mooney attempts to bring these two psychopaths to justice. However, this is no average serial killer case: The Dancer has a copycat, dubbed “the Shadow Dancer,” reenacting his brutal work.

Crawlspace by Herbert Lieberman

and he just picked up a copycatįor Police Lieutenant Frank Mooney, life is a series of problems and complications he has his hands full with a savage rapist and murderer dubbed “the Dancer.” Despite Mooney and the NYPD’s efforts, the Dancer has already accrued an alarming body count-and Mooney’s job is on the line if he doesn’t put a stop to the savage murder spree. A serial killer is terrorizing New York City.








Crawlspace by Herbert Lieberman