Obsession

An Alex Delaware Novel

De: Jonathan Kellerman

Narrado por: John Rubinstein

#1 New York Times bestselling author Jonathan Kellerman is the unequivocal “master of the psychological thriller” (People).

Tanya Bigelow was a solemn little girl when Dr. Alex Delaware successfully treated her obsessive-compulsive symptoms. Now, at nineteen, Patty Bigelow, Tanya’s aunt and adoptive mother, has made a deathbed confession of murder and urged the young woman to seek Delaware’s help.
Armed with only the vaguest details, Delaware follows a trail twisting from L.A.’s sleaziest low-rent districts to its overblown mansions, retracing Patty and Tanya’s nomadic and increasingly puzzling life. Then a very real murder tears open a terrifying tunnel into the past, where secrets–and bodies–are buried.
Dramatic, action-packed, and filled with the psychological detail that only Jonathan Kellerman can provide, Obsession is a whodunit, a whydunit–and something unique: a did-it-even-happen? This is Kellerman at his heart-racing best.

Reseñas de la Crítica

“Jonathan Kellerman’s novels are an obsession; once started it is hard to quit.”—Orlando Sentinel

“The characters are rich, the story’s well-plotted and you won’t stop reading.”—Boston Herald

“Filled with Kellerman’s psychological insight and action-packed drama.”—Toronto Sun

Praise for the novels of Jonathan Kellerman

Gone

“The denouement accelerates to breathtaking, heart-pounding speed.”—Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

“Sharply written and well-paced.”—Entertainment Weekly

Rage

“[Kellerman is] a master of the grab-the-reader contest . . . The chills start within the first two pages.”—Saint Paul Pioneer Press

“[An] adrenaline-fueled read.”—People

Twisted

“A perfect whodunit–a tale told with gusto . . . a thrilling, engrossing pace from the first page to the last.”—Orlando Sentinel

“Delivers full measures of suspense, humor, and sleuthing.”—Los Angeles Times

Obsession

Good word for how I feel about Johnathan Kellerman. I love his work and have either read or heard all his work.
The narrator is the best, giving life to all the characters.
This one starts out a tad slow but quickly buids steam to an exciting climax. I hartily reccommend this to any mystery fan.

A Dog that Smiled

The details in Kellerman’s books can be endearing, as the title of this review implies. Such details compensate for the horrifying details in a murder mystery. Milo and Alex remain wonderful. Tanya, a new character and a major one in this title, is very attractive. And there are more! Have a good listen!

bad buy

listening to this book was right up there with root canal surgery !

avoid this ... waist of time. no real plot [ dronong reader.

Disappointing

Much too slow...could never feel invested in the characters...storyline not interesting and even a bit too complicated to follow...there's MUCH better mystery reading out there. The pluses...I've come to love the voices of Dr. Delaware and Det.Sturgis as read by John Rubenstein..you can almost picture them.

Too boring for words

The unabridged version is the most drawn-out, super fluffed read I've ever downloaded. It takes Kellerman what seems like hours to get to a point, and then it's trivia. Don't waste your credit.