Jigsaw

An Alex Delaware Novel

De: Jonathan Kellerman

Narrado por: John Rubinstein

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Psychologist Alex Delaware and Detective Milo Sturgis, the most beloved duo in American crime fiction, return in this electric novel from the #1 New York Times bestselling “master of suspense” (Los Angeles Times).

This one looked like a slam dunk: a young woman found dead at her kitchen table, DNA on cigarette butts linking quickly to an ex-boyfriend with a criminal record. Or so homicide lieutenant Milo Sturgis thought. Then everything changed and a quick close turned into a mind-bending whodunit. That’s when Milo called in psychologist Alex Delaware, his best friend and a long-term consultant on “those cases.” The ones that are different.

Then there’s another one: an old woman found brutally murdered, her body stashed in a deep freeze and mutilated. And when Milo learns who she is, he’s stunned. This victim is someone he once knew. Complicating matters further, her home is an extreme hoarder’s den, virtually impassable due to years of stored trash and apparently meaningless objects. Except for the envelopes of cash stashed among the garbage. As Alex and Milo dig deeper into the seemingly unrelated crimes, they discover shocking links between the victims and realize they have a labyrinthine—and deadly—puzzle to solve.

Cast against the unforgettable L.A. ambience unique to the novels of Jonathan Kellerman, this is classic Delaware at its best.

The house

Could not imagine anyone living with all the trash. Hiding all the money. Did she know where there the money she hid.

Great theme and story

As always the story was intriguing start to finish leaving me only hoping for another book soon

Not my favorite Delaware book

The narrator was on point as always. Brings the characters to life! The story, on the other hand, left a lot to be desired. Compared to most other books out there, it was good, but compared to other Delaware books, it was meh.

Stellar story as usual!

Another great Alex Delaware book. Didn’t figure this one ahead of time at all. The only negative thing I can say about this story is that I’m going to have to wait another year for the next installment!

Really poor reading performance

Reader sounded almost robotic. I couldn’t really tell if it was a good Kellerman story or not.