Alex Delaware Guilt, Book 28, (Paperback)

from shelleyraec

I can't remember when I first discovered Jonathon Kellerman's Alex Delaware series but I have been a loyal reader for quite some time. I have read every one and own more than a dozen - picking them up second hand when I come across them. Guilt is the 28th book in the long running series and I alw...

from phoenixcomet

I am always happy when Kellerman is writing an Alex Delaware / Milo Sturgis novel. A woman finds a box buried in her yard with the bones of an infant inside of it. Within days, someone finds a dead body in the park and on the other side of the park, another infant's skeleton grossly preserved. It...

from jendoyle2000

I've been disappointed lately by a lot of my go-to authors, so I was so happy to read such a solid entry in the Alex Delaware series. I was also pleasantly surprised that this one came with a twist at the end that took me by surprise. The writing was, as always, excellent; relationships and inter...

from blockbuster1994

Kellerman continues to be one of my favorite authors. Not only do I enjoy the written novel, the audiobook is equally compelling; easy to listen too and familiar. I love the authentic LA setting and the repeating characters that I have spent years getting to know. The stories remain fresh in plot...

from cmeilink

Jonathan Kellerman hit a home run with this one. A long-time fan of his Alex Delaware series, I always look forward to the latest release, and I was not disappointed. When a baby's skeleton is found in the yard of a young married couple, it's hard to believe that anything could be worse--until an...