Head Cases, McMahon - B

                      Gardner Camden is likely somewhere on the spectrum and is head of the Jacksonville based Patterns and Recognition unit of the FBI. There are only four agents in the unit and seldom are they ever in the field. The director calls them in as three serial killers have been killed by a new serial killer. As they investigate, Gardner concludes that the killer is a policeman, possibly FBI, and maybe even the new Quantico graduate just placed in his unit. The killer, whom they label Mad Dog, is not in the FBI, but has been able to hack into the FBI's systems. Through a tremendous effort, remarkable insight, and the resources of the agency, Gardner solves the case. This is the first of two novels and I will read the next one, but there were some slow, predictable moments in this one.