Alex Delaware, The Crime Reader, returns in The Web - a compulsive novel from Jonathan Kellerman, the master of psychological suspense.
Dr William Moreland has spent much of his life attending to the physical and mental health of the inhabitants of Knife Island, a tiny Micronesian community. Feeling that his records should be analysed to ensure that the wealth of information contained within them should not be lost, he asks Alex Delaware for assistance.
The timing is perfect for Alex and his partner Robin. Desperate to escape the violence of Los Angeles and recuperate from the terrible ordeal, they seize the opportunity for a sabbatical.
But Knife Island is not the tropical paradise it first appears. The murder of a young woman has created an atmosphere of fear and division and Moreland himself is not
quite what he seems.
Surrounded by tarantulas and giant hissing cockroaches, Alex and Robin find themselves drawn into a grotesque web of intrigue that even Alex, with his deep knowledge of the human psyche, finds it hard to unravel.
'Sophisticated, cleverly plotted and satisfying'
'High-octane entertainment'
'Exceptionally exciting'
'Ingenious and horrifying'
Alex Delaware may be The Crime Reader but his extraordinary skills at understanding criminal behaviour come from Jonathan Kellerman, the ultimate crime writer.
Jonathan Kellerman has brought his expertise as a clinical psychologist to more than thirty bestselling crime novels. He is one of the world's most popular authors, creating plots and characters that are among the most unusual and convincing in crime fiction. He has won the Goldwyn, Edgar, and Anthony awards and has been nominated for a Shamus Award.
Jonathan and his wife, writer Faye Kellerman, live in California, New Mexico, and New York. Their four children include novelists Jesse Kellerman and Aliza Kellerman.
www.jonathankellerman.com
A vintage performance from the world's number one psychological thriller writer'Endlessly intriguing; as good as they come'
Literary Review, 'Kellerman has proved that you can combine action, mystery and believable characters to create an intelligent bestseller'
Crime Time, 'Often mystery writers can either plot like devils or create believable characters. Kellerman stands out because he can do both. Masterfully'
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