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 A Cold Heart - Jonathan Kellerman
Newest Review: ... some of the characters, and when it happened, Kellerman was quick to provide a brief but clear recap for those who have ... more  ... forgotten or even those who haven't experienced it before. It is brief enough that those who have read the previous books don't get too bored with it revisiting too much of previous books.
A Cold Heart reunites the popular team of Detective Milo Sturgis and police psychologist Alex Delaware, as they join with another Kellerman character, Petra Connor, who is working on a suspicious murder. Pretty soon, supershrink Delaware susses out a common link between a series of murders to be that they were all rising stars in their f...more |
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A Cold Heart - Jonathan Kellerman: Not as good as it possibly should be (1146 words)
by - written on 14/04/09 (Very useful, 116 readings)
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My usual favourite type of book to settle into and read is a good detective thriller, something dark, exploring the criminal psyche. As such, I have entertained my own urges to read authors such as Michael Connelly, Harlan Coben, Ian Rankin, Minette Walters and Val McDermid to name but a few. More recently, I have strayed from the path and done something unconventional in reading different styles. This has included Stephen King's The Dark Tower series as well as some Hardy Boys books. Last Summer I read Kate Morton's historical saga The House At Riverton. However, in reverting back to my usual detective thriller, the exploration of the human psyche, I seem to ... Read the complete review
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