Unraveling the madness behind L.A.’s most baffling and brutal homicides is what sleuthing psychologist Alex Delaware does best. And putting the good doctor through his thrilling paces is what mystery fiction’s #1 bestselling master of psychological suspense Jonathan Kellerman does with incomparable brilliance. Kellerman’s universally acclaimed novels blend the addictive rhythms of the classic police procedural with chilling glimpses into the darkest depths of the human condition. For the compelling proof, look no further than Victims—Kellerman at his razor-sharp, harrowing finest.

Just love Kellerman's writing and especially when Alex Delaware features.

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When I came to register this book in BC I found it had been a library book in Palmerston North. Since finding that I telephoned Palm Nth and found that yes the book appeared to have been put out i a library sale and was definitely no longer registered with them.
The black felt pen line through the code sticker on the front cover confirmed that for them.

This is written by one of my all-time favourite writers. I enjoyed it very much, as always and I hope you will too.
The back cover is from an original painting by the author. What a talented man.

I'm taking this to a BC Unconvention in Hobart and will likely take this with me on one of the planned walkabouts where I do hope it is caught by another lover of Jonathan Kellerman. You will not be disappointed.

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