Alex Delaware Therapy, Book 18, (Paperback)

from Darrol

In my other review of this book I emphasized the breezy dialog. Just proves that one really needs to reread books to get a good feel for them. With this reading, the impact of the victim's closed head injury stood out for me. And the genocide element stood out more.

from baswood

An Alex Delaware murder mystery. Well written in Kellerman's terse but friendly style. Its written in the first person from the point of view of the psychologist Alex Delaware. The gore is kept to a minimum and the unravelling of the mystery is what kept me reading till the end. An enjoyable read

from baswood

An Alex Delaware murder mystery. Well written in Kellerman's terse but friendly style. Its written in the first person from the point of view of the psychologist Alex Delaware. The gore is kept to a minimum and the unravelling of the mystery is what kept me reading till the end. An enjoyable read

from LiteraryFeline

There are several reasons why buying a book in paperback is so much more worthwhile than going straight for the hardback. A paperback book is easy to lug around and fits nicely in my purse. A paperback is less expensive to buy, and if it is not quite as good as I had hoped, I feel less guilty abo...

from Carlathelibrarian

I have been trying to read all the Alex Delaware books in order and have been enjoying the series, but this book was quite convoluted and I lost interest in a couple of areas. Alex and Milo get involved in a murder of a young couple and through the investigation think it ties into a murder of a w...