Guilt
An Alex Delaware Novel
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When he is consulted on a cold case involving the discovery of infant remains at a neglected Tudor mansion, psychologist Alex Delaware, tracing the long history of past residents, is led down a bloody path littered with unspeakable cruelty.
Authors:
Kellerman, Jonathan
Statement of Responsibility:
Jonathan Kellerman
Title:
Guilt
an Alex Delaware novel
an Alex Delaware novel
Publisher:
New York :, Ballantine Books,, [2013]
Edition:
First edition
Characteristics:
378 pages ;,25 cm.
Content Type:
text
Media Type:
unmediated
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volume
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Add a CommentAbout average for this series. I continue to enjoy Kellerman's physical descriptions of clothing as much as his narrative.
we are on an emergency trip to Vancouver with the titles guilt and the dinner. We will have these back to the branch on April 1st. Thanks
An alright Delaware/Sturgis mystery. However, Kellerman's others are better.
A great book, lets you wondering constantly who dunnon it. I will definitely try and read from this author again
Absolutely marvelous, well defined players in a devastating tragedy.
Very interesting Brangelina-ish scenario...
Definitely not one of his best. Disjointed, silly plot, boring characters. The best part is the dog.
Absolutely love this book, have been having a hard time putting it down!! I'm frustrated because I have this book on a "Hits to Go" loan, have to return it today, and am only half way (Page 162, hard cover book) (sigh!! and arghhh!!). I'm very much looking forward to getting this back as it's one of Kellerman's better books and I can' wait to see how things resolve themselves. Please get more copies!!!
Horrible. I was forcing myself to read it. Finally skipped to the very end and gave up on it.
This is the worst Kellerman novel I've read. The characters are flat, the dialogue is perfunctory, and the whole Milo/Alex friendship and banter is missing. Ugh, save your time.