The Scarecrow

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The Scarecrow is a crime novel by Michael Connelly featuring journalist Jack McEvoy investigating a serial killer who exploits digital technology to stalk his victims.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf crime novel
novel
author Michael Connelly
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
coverArtist Little, Brown and Company design department
featuresCharacter Rachel Walling
follows The Poet
genre crime fiction
mystery fiction
thriller
hasAudience adult readers
hasForm novel-length narrative
hasISBN 9780316166294
hasSequelRelation continues story of Jack McEvoy from The Poet
hasSubject identity theft
internet crime
journalism
law enforcement investigation
hasTheme data privacy
digital surveillance
investigative journalism
serial murder
technology and crime
hasTitleCharacter The Scarecrow (serial killer alias)
isFictionalWorkOf Michael Connelly
language English
literaryGenre legal and crime thriller
literaryPrecededBy The Poet
mainCharacter Jack McEvoy
mediaType hardcover
paperback
print
narrativePerspective first-person narration
notableFor depiction of cybercrime and data-mining techniques in serial murder investigation
partOfSeries Jack McEvoy series
plotSummary Journalist Jack McEvoy investigates a serial killer who uses digital technology and data systems to identify and stalk victims.
protagonist Jack McEvoy
publicationDate 2009
publisher Little, Brown and Company
setInPeriod early 21st century
setting Los Angeles
Nevada
workInvolves computer forensics
newspaper industry
serial killer

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Michael Connelly notableWork The Scarecrow
Fair Warning follows The Scarecrow
Jack McEvoy appearsIn The Scarecrow