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"Kellerman delivers another novel of suspense featuring psychologist-detective Alex Delaware in a gripping story of power and influence, corruption and politics."@en
"Alex Delaware, LA psychologist and detective, is sent an envelope with no return address on it containing an album entitled "The Murder Book". It is full of macabre pictures of murders, with descriptions of how, and why, the victims died. However, one of the pictures is marked "not solved". Why has it been sent to Alex?"@en
"Ingenious shocking, unpredictable - a mesmersing masterpiece of suspense fiction that is Jonathan Kellerman at his best. Alex Delaware receives something strange in post - an album full of macabre pictures of murders taken at the scene of the crime, wit h brief descriptions of how, and why."@en
"L.A. psychologist-detective Alex Delaware and homicide detective Milo Sturgis confront a long-unsolved murder of unspeakable brutality in Kellerman's latest novel of suspense."@en
"When psychologist Alex Delaware receives a grisly present on his doorstep, he is drawn into a mystery involving some of L.A.'s most wealthy citizens."
"Los Angeles psychologist-detective Alex Delaware becomes involved in an inquiry that puts both his life and that of his longtime friend, homicide detective Milo Sturgis, in danger, when he recieves an annonymous package in the mail that contains an album of gruesome crime-scene photographs -- including one from an unsolved murder Milo investigated early in his career."@en
"Psychologist Alex Delaware receives a mysterious book on his doorstep, a beautifully bound volume that contains archival-quality photographs of murder victims, arranged in sequence by an unseen but meticulous hand. This is the Murder Book, a tantalizing mystery, but a record of terrible, brutal death. When his old friend Detective Milo Sturgis realizes that he can identify one of the victims, the trail goes hot, but in the process, both Sturgis and Delaware must confront some of their most deeply buried personal demons."@en
"Alex Delaware thriller."
"Alex Delaware and Milo Sturgis confront the Murder Book - a meticulous scrapbook of death."
"When Los Angeles psychologist and sleuth Alex Delaware becomes embroiled in a long-unsolved case of brutal murder, he finds his own life and that of his longtime friend, homicide detective Milo Sturgis, at stake."@en
"When Los Angeles psychologist and sleuth Alex Delaware becomes embroiled in a long-unsolved case of brutal murder, he finds his own life and that of his longtime friend, homicide detective Milo Sturgis, at stake."
"An unsolved L.A. murder threatens Alex and his friend, homicide detective Milo Sturgis. The nightmare begins when Alex receives a gruesome package filled with crime-scene photos."@en
"In the sixteenth installment of Jonathan Kellerman's Alex Delaware series, shortly after breaking up with his longtime girlfriend, Alex is the recipient of a bizarre package containing pictures of ghastly murder scenes, prompting an investigation from homicide detective Milo Strugis. However, when one of the pictures reveals a twenty-year-old crime scene that Sturgis worked as a rookie, Alex must help his friend before the killer strikes again."@en
"Psychologist Alex Delaware is back in his thirteenth novel with his old friend Detective Milo Sturgis. Together, they are drawn into a plot that links some of Los Angeles' most wealthy and powerful families and the city's most helpless victims. Delaware receives a mysterious book on his doorstep -- a beautifully bound volume that contains archival-quality photographs of murder victims, arranged in sequence by an unseen but meticulous hand ... This is the Murder book -- a tantalizing mystery, but a record of terrible, brutal death. When Sturgis realizes that he can identify one of the victims, the trail goes hot, but in the process, both Sturgis and Delaware must confront some of their most deeply buried personal demons. This is psychological suspense at its most compelling."@en
"Alex Delaware receives something strange in the post - an album full of macabre pictures of murders taken at the scene of the crime, with brief descriptions of how, and why, the victims died. But only one picture is marked "not solved"--The horrifically mutilated body of a young woman, dumped in a ditch on the freeway. Unsettled, Alex calls his friend, LAPD detective Milo Sturgis, who seems strangely familiar with the case. What is the connection between this photograph and Milo's past, and could the gruesome collection be the work of a police insider? If so, why has it been sent to Alex - and by whom?"

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"Mystery fiction"@en
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"Talking books"
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"Fiction"
"Detective and mystery stories"@en
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"The Murder book"@en
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"The murder book an Alex Delaware novel"@en
"The Murder book an alex Delaware novel"@en
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"The Murder Book Read by John Rubinstein"@en
"The murder book [abridged]"@en
"The murder book"@en
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