Control

Mulder and Scully struggle to capture a dying man who can apparently bend others to his will and convince his victims to place themselves in extreme danger.
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:Suicide — or Murder?
:A man who calls himself "Pusher" confesses to committing fourteen perfect murders — by making them all look like suicides. Pusher has too much specific crime scene information to be bluffing, but the question remains: how did he do it? thinks the man is an egomaniac — and a liar. Her partner, , has a different explanation. He thinks that Pusher is a bizarre homicidal assassin who uses such powerful mind control that he can convince his victims to kill themselves. But without a scrap of evidence, there's only one way for Mulder to prove his theory. He has to go up against Pusher himself...
== Background Check ==
*Novelization of "Pusher", based on the teleplay by .
== Characters ==
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; Robert "Pusher" Modell
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; Frank Burst
; Agent Will Collins
; Holly
; Deputy Scott Kerber
Category:Novels