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Summary: Kellerman Does It Again!
Review: Jonathan Kellerman is, in my opinion, one of the best authors of suspense around today. While he brings us a continuing character, he loses none of the appeal. In this latest addition to his works, he brings us two new characters to become attached to in this marvelous novel.One believes that he does not tire of breathing new dimensions to his existing characters; but rather continues to love them as much as his readers. The storyline is compelling and he does not cheat us one iota. I, for one, would like to see his newest characters reappear in addition to his tried and true regulars. (Whether they be together or in a new series). Do yourself a great favor and read "Survival of the Fittest". I do not think that you will be disappointed in the least. Unlike some others authors (ie: Patricia Cornwell), his characters remain fresh and even more engaging. Get this book, curl up with a blanket and a cup of coffee (or tea if you are so inclined) and prepare for a very good read.
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Summary: This is the best one yet!
Review: This book is definatly worth reading. I love how Mr. kellerman always has a final conflict at the end of the book. The anticipation keeps on filling until the very last page. I loved this book.
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Summary: Good bye democracy and the Bill of Rights.
Review: Halfway through "Survival of the Fittest", I felt uneasy. Something was unsettling as the focus changed from the two main characters, Dr. Delaware & Det. Sturgis, to an Israeli diplomat & an Israeli cop. By books end, it is all too clear that Kellerman willingly abandons US democracy, the US Constitution and all it's laws of order to be supplemented by a "Dirty Harry" form of justice. The Americans step aside and let Israelis run amok in our country dispensing "their justice" as they see fit without any limits or repercussions from our officials. The Israelis' tap American citizens' phones, and do other surveillance on our citizens, all in the name of justice. Wow, where have I heard that reasoning before...
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Summary: Great book!
Review: Once again, Jonathan Kellerman delivers the thrills and chills with his latest Alex Delaware novel. The plot was ingenious and the characters as great as ever. Just one little quibble: Where's Robin? Please bring her back!
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Summary: A good page turner.
Review: This was my first Kellerman book to read and I found it to be pretty good. It was a little too descriptive but the suspense kept me going. I would recommed it to others.
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Summary: Once again Kellerman keeps me turning the pages!
Review: I have always enjoyed and look forward to each and every one of Kellerman's releases. This one was not a let down! As long as he keeps writing, I will keep reading!
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Summary: Recommend
Review: I've been a fan of the Alex & Milo characters since their arrival and enjoyed the latest. I agree his subjects and characters (especially Milo, although he's a cop, whatta you expect considering what a cop sees each day!) are getting darker. This story was an easier read than usual... not difficult to know where he was going... no real surprises. (Although since I can't write one chapter of a good book, I may be to critical!!) Especially liked the reintroduction of Daniel. I enjoy having peripheral subjects return and having them "fleshed out." Give us some more on the relationship between Alex and Robin... and I enjoy Spike. Overall, a good read. Looking forward to the next one.
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Summary: Not one of his best
Review: I have read all of Kellerman's books and found this to be one of the least enjoyable. The subject matter is getting more grim with each passing novel and I thought the overlong section on eugenics boring. Where was Robin in this novel? Doesn't Alex ever do anything other than work with Milo? I also thought the ending was over before it began and it leaves you feeling slightly incomplete. I usually really race through his novels but this one didn't do it for me.
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Summary: JONATHON KELLERMAN DOES IT AGAIN !
Review: THIS NEW TITLE FROM JONATHON KELLERMAN ABOUT PSYCHOLOGIST TURNED POLICE CONSULTANT ALEX DELAWARE IS THRILLING. AS ALWAYS, MR. KELLERMAN KEEPS YOU ON THE EDGE OF YOUR SEAT,TURNING PAGES AS QUICKLY AS YOU CAN. IN THIS STORY, ALEX GOES UNDERCOVER TO INFILTRATE A GROUP OF PURISTS SUSPECTED OF KILLING RETARDED AND HANDICAPPED PEOPLE , INCLUDING ATHE DAUGHTER OF A DIPLOMAT. ALONG WITH BEST FRIEND AND POLICE OFFICER MILO STURGIS, ALEX GOES THROUGH MANY TWISTS AND TUNS TRYING TO SOLVE THIS INTRICATE PUZZLE. THIS IS A DEFINATE BUY FOR YOUR SUMMER READING LIST.
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Summary: He just keeps getting better!
Review: Kellerman again projects his talents in sleuthing/ psychology in his element of the Los Angeles/Silverlake area, taking on the survivalists and bringing back a character I didn't think I would see again. Excellent reading.
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