
Nina W. (
purplewitch) - Hutto, TX wrote on 8/28/2007...
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I am a big fan of Kellerman (all of them) Because our main character. Alex Delaware, is a pychologist he can go in a lot of different directions with people and their problems. To say you enjoy an Alex Delaware book is difficult because the people he helps find and the crimes he help solve are often pretty sick, gory, and/or repulsive. His books read very much like true crime (except they are written much better) and contain many nuances and details of his characters pychology makeup. So dispite everything I am a avid reader of his books and this one doesnt disappoint.
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Another good one in the Dr. Delaware series.

Bill M. (
knight) wrote on 11/5/2006...
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As delaware and Stugis retrace the steps through the grisly murder case they are devasted to discover a chilling legacy of madness,suicide, and multiple killings-even uglier waiting for them to be unearthed.
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This book IS MISSING the dust jacket but in excellent condition otherwise.
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Another Kellerman page-turner!! Lots of twists.
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Another solid one from Kellerman. A quick and easy read, but like all Alex Delaware novels, it really makes you think about what makes the human psyche tick.

Mary S. (
markos) wrote on 9/15/2005...
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I had not read an "Alex Delaware" novel in sometime. This book was quite good but just a little to complicated for my tastes and reading time restrictions.