Flesh & Blood - Jonathan Kellerman

How connected do you feel to someone having only met them twice? If it were a troubled teenage girl who years later went missing, would you care? Alex Delaware does, you see one of his ex-patients has disappeared and he can't help thinking that it's somehow his fault. With his usual single mindedness he seeks out the truth with the help of his cop friend Milo. Their investigations uncover a truth of international adult magazine moguls and a Hollywood Madams. The characters of Alex and Milo are now well known to fans so Kellerman adds little to the mix in this book. The story itself is reasonable but once again around 100-150 pages too long. Kellerman does not ...  Read the complete review

I first stumbled upon Jonathan Kellerman?s books when I was browsing at my local bargain books shop. I?m a big James Patterson fan. That day however I was just in the mood for trying out a different author, to see if anyone else out there had the same effortless style and engrossing storylines that I could enjoy as much, and I did. Jonathan Kellerman?s Flesh and Blood immediately caught my eye and as I skimmed the back cover, I immediately got filled with excitement. Kellerman?s novels centre around a small group of main characters such as Alex Delaware, a child psychologist who is occasionally is asked to work with the police as a consultant. Detective Milo ...  Read the complete review