Night Moves

Alex Delaware, Book 33

De: Jonathan Kellerman

Narrado por: Jeff Harding

The new novel from Jonathan Kellerman, perfect for fans of Harlan Coben and David Baldacci.

Alex Delaware returns....

A brilliant criminal psychologist, Alex works with the police to help solve the most complex of crimes in Los Angeles, city of illusions, glamour and infamy. An affluent family returns home from Sunday dinner only to find the murdered and brutalised corpse of a total stranger in their house. This baffling, twisted tale tests Alex and Milo to their intellectual and emotional limits.

©2018 Jonathan Kellerman (P)2018 Headline Publishing Group Ltd

Reseñas de la Crítica

Praise for Jonathan Kellerman: "A thriller which gives your wits a work-out. Endlessly intriguing; as good as they come." ( Literary Review)

"Sophisticated, cleverly plotted and satisfying psychodrama." ( Sunday Telegraph)

"Kellerman's psychology skills and dark imagination are a potent literary mix." ( Los Angeles Times)

Night Moves

I have read most of Alex Delaware books and this one is just as good. Seemed to go very fast, enjoyed the narration too.

A big improvement on the last one

What did you love best about Night Moves?

I was hesitant to buy this book because the last couple of Alex/Milo stories have verged into the ridiculous with them springing miraculously to the right conclusion with little or no evidence or analysis. This one took them ages to work out. Well done Jonathan!

Did the plot keep you on the edge of your seat? How?

Not really, but it was interesting and methodical with an appropriate number of dead ends

Have you listened to any of Jeff Harding’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

I love Jeff Harding's narration. He is the real reason I bought this book. He is a HUGE improvement on the narrator of the last few in this series

Will have to invest in the regular book

I couldn’t make it past the early chapters. The narrator was just all wrong and the rhythm he took was incredibly distracting. First time I’ve ever not made it through a Delaware novel. To be fair I am incredibly picky about narrators. I always think I can make it past a less than ideal narrator, especially for an author I adore, but the whole story is ruined when it is too far off.