Jonathan Kellerman Knihy

Dětský psycholog Alex Delaware dostane kazetu s šílenými výkřiky a dětským hlasem. Pátrání po původu nahrávky ho přivede až k bývalým žákům nápravné školy…

Jedná se o příběh, kdy rodič trpí zprostředkovaným Munchausenovým syndromem - dává zbytečně léčit své vlastní dítě a má radost když je dítě v péči lékařů, když trpí při vyšetřeních...

Hope Devanovú, autorku populárneho feministického bestselleru, nájdu mŕtvu. Aké tajomstvo skrýva jej mlčanlivý, zakríknutý manžel? Alebo treba pátrať ešte hlbšie v minulosti obete?

Policejní psycholog Alex Delaware obdržel děsivou poštovní zásilku: album plné hrůzných fotografií zavražděných lidí. Jakmile spatří snímky Alexův přítel, detektiv Milo Sturgis, okamžitě ho upoutá jeden snímek. Je na něm mladá žena, bestiálně zmučená, uškrcená a pohozená nedaleko dálnice. Jejího vraha měl za úkol vypátrat právě Sturgis, tehdy policejní nováček - ale bohužel neuspěl. Nyní se s Alexovou pomocí pouští do případu znova a doufá, že se jim společně podaří zjistit, co se před dvaceti lety skutečně stalo. Každý jejich krok je však sledován kýmsi, kdo si zjevně nepřeje, aby zůstali naživu. A zatímco Milo s Alexem odkrývají jednu vrstvu děsivého tajemství za druhou, začíná jim být jasné, že nejde pouze o vraždu jedné zapomenuté dívky, ale že se nitky případu táhnou mnohem dál...

Dr. Morton Handler practiced a strange brand of psychiatry. Among his specialties were fraud, extortion, and sexual manipulation. Handler paid for his sins when he was brutally murdered in his luxurious apartment. The police have no leads, but they do have one possible witness: seven-year-old Melody Quinn. It's psychologist Alex Delaware's job to try to unlock the terrible secret buried in Melody's memory. But as the sinister shadows in the girl's mind begin to take shape, Delaware discovers that the mystery touches a shocking incident in his own past. This connection is only the beginning, a single link in a forty-year-old conspiracy. And behind it lays an unspeakable evil that Delaware must expose before it claims another innocent victim: Melody Quinn. First in the series. "Suspenseful, neatly spun, fascinating" (Philadelphia Daily News) "Grab yourself a copy soon." (Los Angeles Times)

A novel about a man who mysteriously receives a photo album depicting various murder cases.

Someone has murdered euthanasia champion Dr. Eldon Mate in the back of his own suicide van. The case is assigned to veteran LAPD homicide detective Milo Sturgis, who turns once again to his friend Dr. Alex Delaware. But working this case raises a conflict of interest for Alex -- one so profound he can't even discuss it with Milo.

Dr. Alex Delaware and Detective Milo Sturgis must make sense of a nonfunctional psychotic's ramblings that seem to predict the horrific killings happening on the streets of Los Angeles.

TWISTED is the second Petra Connor novel and a superb example of Jonathan Kellerman's mastery of the psychological thriller Detective Petra Connor is struggling with a baffling drive-past murder when Isaac Gomez, a young research prodigy, tells her he's found something she might want to see. His theory that there's a connection between six unsolved murders committed in the LAPD area over the past six years, all at around midnight on June 28, seems fanciful at first - but soon the links become clearer. Something evil has managed to conceal itself between the dry pages of the files: a series of killings so meticulously constructed that the mind behind them would have remained invisible without Isaac's sharp probing. And June 28 is just a month away - will Petra be able to stop the murderer from striking again?

Lisa, the estranged wife of TV superstar cop Cart Ramsey, is found murdered in a Los Angeles park. She'd divorced him for cruelty and the detectives on the case, Petra Connor and Stu Bishop, immediately elevate him to No 1 suspect. But a thorough investigation of the scene reveals that there was probably a witness to the killing. Reading the evidence on the ground Petra and Stu believe it is a homeless man, but in fact it is a homeless boy - Billy Straight. He knows he has vital evidence, but he is too scared of being returned to his former existence to come forward. As Billy battles with his conscience, Petra and Stu have plenty of other leads to follow and a dual narrative of stunning complexity and suspense develops until they eventually combine into a single crescendo of tension. Jonathan Kellerman has produced a thriller which is genuinely unputdownable.