Alex Delaware Silent Partner, Book 4, (Paperback)

from LBM007

The story line in this book was rather hard to follow as it traced the over-the-top bizarre (read: not really believable) life of an old girlfriend of Delaware's who turned up dead. Nevertheless, the writing was such that I remained interested throughout.

from mrtall

Although I find Jonathan Kellerman's Alex Delaware novels pleasantly trashy and diverting, might I suggest that this tale of slinky hot nubile twins, dual identities, reclusive billionaires, wanton sex, bloody murders, and dissertation review committees gone oh so wrong (the horror!) is perhaps m...

from readingover50

So I liked the general theme of twins. Is there such a thing as the evil twin? And the ambiguity in the story. Is it a story of twins, or a story of multiple personality, or both? Who knows. Dr. Delaware manages to solve the mystery although I don't really know how. The story is so convoluted and...

from Carol420

Child psychologist, Alex Delaware, is living life in the dumps temporarily separated from his lover, Robin, who has asked for some space and time to find herself. On a last minute whim, he attends a society soirée and encounters Sharon Ransom, a former girlfriend who makes it abundantly clear tha...

from bribre01

This was really hard for me to keep reading. I don't know if it was too many characters or just that I didn't really like the topic, but it took a really long time for me to get through. It started getting good the last 150 pages are so, and as usual with Jonathan Kellerman books, I liked the psy...