The Conspiracy Club

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Summary: Page Turner
Review: This is the best novel Kellerman has written in a long time. It has less gore and more mystery. I love having to follow the trail of nuggets left by the older physician for the protagonist. The protagonist goes from clue to clue, doubting at first, but believing and solving in the end. A very satisfying story.

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Summary: A Well Written Book
Review: This was one of the best Jonathan Kellerman books I read in quite awhile. Really good character developement and a plot that is laid out perfectly. In past Kellerman books the detail of everything was too extreme for me at times. Conspiracy Club didn't slow down due to details but keep a fast pace going at all times. Looking forward to reading more from Kellerman.

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Summary: Clinical and Borning
Review: When I first read the Amazon review of this novel, I was intrigued. Never a fan of Kellerman's Alex Delaware novels, I thought I might give this a try since it "re-invigorates a number of tried-and-true mystery conventions," was "gripping" and "intricately plotted." I found this novel to be neither gripping nor intricately plotted; in fact, I found it tedious and quite boring. The main character of Dr. Jeremy Carrier is neither appealing nor likeable. He came off has whiny and little self-involved for my taste. Yeah, yeah, I know he's just been tough a terrible ordeal, but please!