#1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • Is it as good as Red Dragon and Silence of the Lambs? No . . .
this one is better.-Stephen King The New York Times Book Review You remember Hannibal Lecter:
gentleman genius cannibal. Seven years have passed since Dr. Lecter escaped from custody. And
for seven years he's been at large free to savor the scents the essences of an unguarded
world. But intruders have entered Dr. Lecter's world piercing his new identity sensing the
evil that surrounds him. For the multimillionaire Hannibal left maimed for a corrupt Italian
policeman and for FBI agent Clarice Starling who once stood before Lecter and who has never
been the same the final hunt for Hannibal Lecter has begun. All of them in their separate
ways want to find Dr. Lecter. And all three will get their wish. But only one will live long
enough to savor the reward. . . . Praise for Hannibal Interested in getting the hell scared out
of you? Buy this book on a Friday . . . lock all doors and windows. And by Monday you might
just be able to sleep without a night-light.-Newsday Strap yourself in for one heck of a ride.
. . . It'll scare your socks off.-Denver Post A stunner . . . writing in language as bright and
precise as a surgeon's scalpel Harris has created a world as mysterious as Hannibal's memory
palace and as disturbing as a Goya painting. This is one book you don't want to read alone at
night.-The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Relentless . . . endlessly terrifying . . . 486
fast-paced pages in which every respite is but a prelude to further furious action . . .
Hannibal begins with a murderous paroxysm that leaves the reader breathless. . . . Hannibal
speaks to the imagination to the feelings to the passions to exalted senses and to debased
ones. Harris's voice will be heard for a while.-Los Angeles Times A pleasurable sense of
dread.-The Wall Street Journal Enormously satisfying . . . a smashing good time turning the
pages for thrills chills horror and finally a bracing deliciously wicked slap in the face .
. . perhaps the very best the thriller horror genre is capable of producing.-San Diego
Union-Tribune
