Alex Delaware: Therapy

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Jonathan Kellerman has firmly established himself in the realm of psychological thrillers with his acclaimed Alex Delaware series. In this latest installment, Delaware embarks on a chilling journey into the complexities of the human psyche. Homicide detective Milo Sturgis expresses his desire for a classic whodunit, but the grim scene behind the yellow crime-scene tape reveals anything but a simple case. A young couple is found murdered in a car on a secluded lover's lane, each victim suffering a gunshot wound to the head, with the woman also impaled by a metal spike. This horrific act signals to Milo that standard police procedures won't suffice, leading him to enlist Delaware's expertise. The female victim remains unidentified, while her companion, Gavin Quick, has a troubled past that brings him to a therapist's couch. Delaware aims to uncover crucial clues, but faces resistance from Dr. Mary Lou Koppel, a celebrity psychologist protective of her clients' privacy. As another gruesome murder occurs, Delaware realizes his investigation has struck a nerve. Delving into Quick's chaotic final days, he uncovers a chilling web of greed, corruption, and betrayal within a profession he thought he understood. This provocative and suspenseful narrative showcases Kellerman's creative prowess, delivering an unforgettable experience for readers.