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Blood Test
- An Alex Delaware Novel
- Narrated by: Alexander Adams
- Length: 8 hrs and 54 mins
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It is a case unlike any psychologist Dr. Alex Delaware has ever encountered. Five-year-old Woody Swope is ill, but the real problem is his parents. They refuse to agree to the one treatment that could save this boy's life.
Alex sets out to convince Mr. and Mrs. Swope - only to find that the parents have left the hospital and taken their son with them. Worse, the sleazy motel room where the Swopes were staying is empty - except for the ominous bloodstain. The Swopes and their son have vanished into the sordid shadows of the city.
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- Pamela Dale Foster
- 08-03-13
Sad, Sad Story of Life
What did you love best about Blood Test?
Love is not the best word to describe the book, Blood Test. There was incest, sexual abuse by other's, cruelty and childhood cancer. Those are tough topics to be dealt with all in one book. Other issues were drugs, cults and murder. I am here to tell you, if I had to deal with those issues frequently, I would burn out. Woody was a child of five, who was diagnosed with cancer. There is a high probability, that if Woody starts treatment immediately, his chances are good. Woody is the son of his sister, Nona, who gave birth at fifteen. Her parent's would not allow her to be Nona's son. The other tough issues come into play in other parts of the novel. All of those topics are woven into the novel that do create some tough learning about our society.
What did you like best about this story?
The story is a real eye-opener. I know about all of these issues in a singular context but having never experienced them myself, I don't know how I would have adjusted or if I could have adjusted. Yes, there were many character's in the book but Nona has been destroyed. There were the two character's who step in to help, the child psychologist Alex and his friend, Detective Milo Sturgis. The doctor's and nurse's and other help at the hospital were there to help too. The character development is good. There are reasons for why these people in the novel are the way they are. However, I would have to use deductive reasoning and declare the perpetrator has a mental illness, antisocial personality or use the DSM IV to figure out the diagnosis. It's a tough story to listen to.
Which character – as performed by Alexander Adams – was your favorite?
The character I liked best only said fifteen or less words in the novel and that was the young boy, Woody Swope. He was sick and did his best to follow along with what the other's were making him do. You have to remember, being only five, he had no voice to object. The narrator, Alexander Adams, did make the reader aware of how sick Woody was just by narrating the words written by the author.
If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?
The film would have to have a tag line that I think would hurt the movie. I know the film would definitely bring emotions from deep inside myself that I don't know if I would be able to stay and watch the film. Listening to the book was okay but seeing it acted out would not be good for me. However, I'll attempt a tag line. The Journey Through a Damaged World Creates Chaos.
Any additional comments?
I hope that the next book in the series does not deal with such heavy topics.
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- TDintheED
- 08-09-13
Too choppy - made me think it was abridged.
Would you try another book from Jonathan Kellerman and/or Alexander Adams?
Absolutely. This was only my second JK book. I started with When the Bough Breaks and plan on listening to the entire series. I really enjoy Adams' narrations.
Has Blood Test turned you off from other books in this genre?
Nah. It was pretty rough, content wise, but I feel that makes books more interesting. It's a psychological thriller - I am not expecting to read about regular old murder.
What about Alexander Adams’s performance did you like?
He has a great pace in story telling. He isn't overly dramatic, yet he still gets the inflection for each character just right.
Any additional comments?
The reason I rated this one so low, is because Kellerman doesn't explain enough. When listening, I kept rewinding or going back a chapter because I thought I had missed pieces of the puzzle. All of a sudden Delaware is making proclamations that are out of left field. It was so choppy that I actually thought I had purchased the abridged version. In any thriller/mystery, especially psychological, I want time to think about what may be happening - I appreciated this in When the Bough Breaks - each step was logical and tied together. In Blood Test, it felt as though Kellerman wasn't able to generate the story to lead-up to his conclusion, so he throws it all together in a monologue in the next-to-last chapter. I was riding in my car completely baffled and confused, truly feeling as though I skipped to the second part of the book.
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- Paul Gomez
- 01-15-15
Straightforward Detective Story
Did the plot keep you on the edge of your seat? How?
There were some definite twists and turns. Some of those surprises can see coming, and others not so much.
Any additional comments?
Overall, I thought it was a good story that is pleasing to listen to. If you are into the classic detective story, then this is pretty close to what you would expect.
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- Anonymous User
- 03-06-18
"Blood Test" Passes with Flying Colors
Jonathan Kellerman has not disappointed me yet. from start to finish you're guaranteed a great story.
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- Connie Collins
- 06-09-22
Blood Test
It would have been 5 stars if he hadn't used the Lord's name in vain.
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- Richard k.
- 05-05-22
Great storyline
love this guy narrating. very enjoyable.. Alex is a great character. wish there was more of Milo.
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- Anna Jones
- 01-12-22
Great book
I'm really liking these characters and can't wait to download download the next listen very good books
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- Lois Lovell Aldrich
- 08-19-21
A Long Time Favorite Author
I've read many Alex Delaware books over the years and always enjoyed them immensely. I decided to listen to the audiobooks in order as I have not yet done that.
This was a good book even though.I must admit I am looking forward to ones with more of Milo Sturgis included.
I find the narrator has a bit of a problem making the characters sound different from one another.
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- Daniel Fahl
- 11-27-20
A tad short
Honestly this entry in the Alex Delaware series is a bit weak in my opinion. I at first thought I had gotten an abridged version but it turns out this is just the shortest of the Alex Delaware mysteries. Short is not bad and you can tell an involved story in a nine hour mystery. However, this one felt extremely rushed in several places with some intuitive leaps on the part of the characters that make little sense. Milo Sturgis, a major character in the series, makes only brief appearances and the novel suffers from it as Milo and Alex tend to have excellent interplay. It also seemed that while Milo is pursuing a much darker and more disturbing crime it might also be a much more interesting story.
I feel like this novel needed a bit more time in editing and workshopping and while it has some interesting characters and moments its just not that strong. Kellerman has written better novels and you can skip this one in the series unless you're a completest.
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- swambold
- 07-08-20
Another mesmerizing book
With hard things in the plot. Standards might require revision if this trend continues. Alex Delaware is a five-star hero with nerves of steel. A good listen. I couldn’t stop listening.
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- Dragon
- 02-20-21
Good thriller, sometimes questionable
First person character is a psychologist and this gives the story a nice perspective with him working along with the cops. But this highly educated person is also inexcusably racist at times. This is not a big part of the story but irritates me all the same. Might get better in later books?
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- Consuela
- 08-09-20
Gross
This is the first Kellerman book I’ve ever read or listened to. I don’t know why detective books need to resort to porn. I’m not a prude, but this cheapens the genre. The prose is silly and the plot is very credible. Some non-relevant descriptions go on and on. And on. The narrator is old-timey (this was probably a book on tape many years ago). Too dramatic and inappropriate. I was particularly irritated with his mispronunciation of Kauai, which just happens to be my home. This is not some obscure place. It’s an American island. I know Kellerman is a best-selling author, so I just assume he has improved over the years.
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Great story, keeps you guessing to the end.
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- Anonymous User
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A great psycholocical thriller.
A fascinating story. The narrator excellent. I highly recommend this book. Characters well portrayed and believable.