Obsession (Alex Delaware, No. 21)
by Jonathan Kellerman
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Book Reviews of Obsession (Alex Delaware, No. 21)
Book Review: Enjoyed this book
Summary: 4 Stars
I enjoyed this book. I thought the mystery was unique and the insight into OCD interesting. Having Petra help Alex and Milo solve the case was an added bonus. Like other readers, I'm not a fan of the character of Robin, either, but in this case she had a small part and was tolerable.
I enjoyed this book much more than some of the other more recent books in this series and would recommend.
Book Review: solid story as usual
Summary: 3 Stars
I'm never disappointed with this series since the books are all well written with alot of detail. With this one I did find myself losing track of the characters since there were so many and I didn't finish it feeling totally blown away or surprised. But it was a satisfying read which held my interest until the end.Book Review: J. Kellerman always good
Summary: 4 Stars
I forget if this is one of the ones I read already, or if it's the one I'm saving for later (of 3 that I bought the other month). If I read this one, it's a good book. If I didn't, I know it'll be good, because I like all Jonathan Kellerman's books. (His wife Faye is too gory for my taste, but Jonathan is fine.)Book Review: Obsession
Summary: 4 Stars
I enjoyed this book,not like Kellermans past books but was ok. I read half of it while on a flight halfway across the country and the rest on the was back. There were no twists in this book, you knew from the beginning who the bad guy was. An ok book and kept my mind occupied while flying.Book Review: Painful to Finish
Summary: 2 Stars
I should have listened to the reviews before buying this book. No plot, unless you like reading over 400 pages to a disappointing, unfulfilling non-ending. Hard to keep track of all the characters, their relationships and their aliases. Confusing. No more Kellerman for me.