The Clinic

Rating:
Summary: Breezy Summer Fare
Review: Kellerman's education and experience in psychology help make his characters, and especially his villains, more believable and engaging.

This one is pretty interesting. The hero, Alex Delaware, seems to have no psychology practice obligations other than doing detective/police-procedural work for Milo Sturgis. That's just fine, but it makes Delaware's character seem more unremarkable and superficial. The criminal's reasoning for perpetrating his mayhem and his modus operandi are only moderately convincing.

This book is 3/5 stars because it's fun with a few minor hangups. It can easily be put down and picked up again, and you won't get any goosebumps or harrowing realizations from the plot.

Rating:
Summary: The Clinic indeed
Review: Once again Jonathan Kellerman delivers another fantastic thriller. The storyline was edgey, intense, and overall enjoyable. I look forward to reading Survival of the Fittest.