Guilt: An Alex Delaware Novel

ISBN: 0345505743

Author: Kellerman, Jonathan

Condition: New

NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLERIn an upscale L.A. neighborhood, a backyard renovation unearths an infants body, buried sixty years ago. Soon thereafter, in a nearby park, another disturbingly bizarre discovery is made not far from the body of a young woman shot in the head. Helping LAPD homicide detective Milo Sturgis to link these eerie incidents is brilliant psychologist Alex Delaware. But even the good doctors vast experience with matters both clinical and criminal might not be enough to cut down to the bone of this chilling case. Backtracking six decades into the past stirs up tales of a beautiful nurse with a mystery lover, a handsome, wealthy doctor who seems too good to be true, and a hospital with a notorious reputation-all of them long gone, along with any records of a newborn, and destined for anonymity. But the specter of fame rears its head when the case unexpectedly twists in the direction of the highest echelons of celebrity privilege. Entering this sheltered world, Alex little imagines the macabre layer just below the surface-a decadent quagmire of unholy rituals and grisly sacrifice.Dont miss the excerpt of Jonathan Kellermans Killer in the back of the book!Praise for Jonathan Kellerman and GuiltA solid, poignant tale of violence against the innocent . . . cool, brisk and polished.-The Washington PostAction-packed . . . Kellerman proves he can keep readers entertained and engrossed in a story that keeps them on the edge of their seats to the final page.-Wichita Falls Times Record NewsCertainly one of [Kellermans] best offerings to date . . . Do not miss this one.-BookreporterJonathan Kellermans psychology skills and dark imagination are a potent literary mix.-Los Angeles TimesThe combination of Alex Delaware [and] Detective Milo Sturgis . . . makes for the most original whodunit duo since Watson and Holmes.-ForbesJonathan Kellermans novels are an obsession; once started it is hard to quit.-Orlando SentinelKellerman doesnt just write psychological thrillers-he owns the genre.-Detroit Free Press