Mystery: An Alex Delaware Novel

I always enjoyed Jonathan Kellerman novels, as well as any of today's great mystery novelists. Just lately though I've come to enjoy his novels much more than others were some of the other novelists seems to repeat the same thing over and over again, Kellerman's novels are always different and enjoyable.

If you read everything Kellerman writes about the "too good to be true" Dr. Delaware you won't want to miss this one. But not his best effort. Ending wraps up too neatly and is ultimately unsatisfying.

I have been reading Mr. Kellerman's Alex Delaware novels for years. This one is typical and different from the others. Didn't figure out "whodunit" and I usually do. Well written, good read and not to be missed by mystery genre fans.

Jonathan Kellerman's knack for clever jovial dialog and vivid location description makes most of this book highly entertaining. And solution to the mystery is quite unpredictable. But the author seems in a hurry to end it.
Parts of the final 35 pages read more like a plot outline than polished narrative. This reader had to compensate by slowing down to digest each sentence.

I always enjoy Jonathan Kellerman's Alex Delaware novels and this was no exception. I have been reading this series since he started and even go back and reread them. You do not have to have read his other books to enjoy this one, but the more you read, the more enjoyable they are as you get to know some key characters.

I love Jonathan Kellerman and the Alex Delaware / Milo Sturgis series. I ordered this book and Victims to stay abreast of the series' happenings. So far, it's riveting! I'm 3/4 of the way through it after only 2 weeks.