Really good. I like Jonathan Kellerman a lot- as evidenced by my million Kellerman books on this bookshelf. This is typical Kellerman stuff, and this one is pretty tight and well paced.

Alex Delaware is again consulting with the LAPD, because a former patient has been murdered. Using his training as a psychologist, Delaware digs into the lives of the murdered woman's acquaintances, evaltuating who has something to hide, and who has a motive to want the victim dead.

Got this as part of a book ring on nervousness.org. I'll update again after I read it!

I always get this Alex Delaware series mixed up with the James Patterson Alex Cross series (which I don't care for so much-maybe because I didn't start reading them from the beginning--I loved 1st to Die), so I wasn't really looking forward to reading this book. I was pleasantly surprised!

I really liked this mystery. It kept me guessing the whole time. I'll be sending it on as part of the nervousness.org round robin.

Received this book as part of a round robin nervousness exchange. Started it last night. Looks interesting!

It's been a long time since I've read a mystery/thriller.
I felt this one was pretty good.
I was impressed that the shrinks marriage wasn't "fairyland" perfect. It had flaws - like reality!
I felt the plot wasn't predictable (like some mystery's) which made it that much more enjoyable.
Good read overall!
Mailing this to the next in line in the nervousness ring!

This was a great mystery. I have to admit, I've often not really enjoyed mysteries written by men--to "testosteroney" and macho. This, was different. I enjoyed the development of the story, enjoyed the diversity of the characters, etc. It was a good read, and I'd read another book in the series if given a chance.

Arrived as part of a nervous book ring