Open Season
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Summary
The 40th Alex Delaware novel from the No. 1 New York Times bestselling master of suspense.
Saturday, just after four a.m., Detective Lieutenant Milo Sturgis is called to a Westside hospital. A young woman has been left dead at the entrance to the E.R.
Milo soon identifies the victim as an aspiring actress, and evidence points him in the direction of a Hollywood misfit with an arrest record.
Before they can arrest the suspect, however, he is found shot dead on his balcony.
Milo calls brilliant psychologist Alex Delaware to help unpick the case. But as more bodies appear, linked only by the long-distance weapon used to kill them, the more complicated it becomes.
It is clear there are darker forces at work. Can Alex and Milo uncover the truth before it’s too late?
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Praise for Jonathan Kellerman's bestselling thrillers:
'Sophisticated, cleverly plotted and satisfying' Sunday Telegraph
'High-octane entertainment' The Times
'Exceptionally exciting' New York Times
'Jonathan Kellerman has delivered the goods again, adding another instalment to a series that shows no sign of running out of steam' Shots Magazine
Saturday, just after four a.m., Detective Lieutenant Milo Sturgis is called to a Westside hospital. A young woman has been left dead at the entrance to the E.R.
Milo soon identifies the victim as an aspiring actress, and evidence points him in the direction of a Hollywood misfit with an arrest record.
Before they can arrest the suspect, however, he is found shot dead on his balcony.
Milo calls brilliant psychologist Alex Delaware to help unpick the case. But as more bodies appear, linked only by the long-distance weapon used to kill them, the more complicated it becomes.
It is clear there are darker forces at work. Can Alex and Milo uncover the truth before it’s too late?
_____
Praise for Jonathan Kellerman's bestselling thrillers:
'Sophisticated, cleverly plotted and satisfying' Sunday Telegraph
'High-octane entertainment' The Times
'Exceptionally exciting' New York Times
'Jonathan Kellerman has delivered the goods again, adding another instalment to a series that shows no sign of running out of steam' Shots Magazine
