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Originally Posted by sufue
I am not super fond of psychological thrillers. And so, having read somewhere that Jonathan Kellerman’s main character in his main series is a psychologist, Alex Delaware, I just sort of wrote the series off, assuming that these were psychological thrillers. (And you know what they say about when you assume something – although if I actually say it, I'll probably get in trouble...)
In any case, I had a chance to read an ARC of Kellerman's 36th and latest book, Serpentine, a while back, and discovered that it was instead a pretty nice police procedural, and I liked it a lot. Now Serpentine has gone on sale in the UK for £2.99. Which is a little odd - the UK habit of putting frontlist books very briefly on sale soon after publication is usually at £0.99. But this is still a really good price for a book that came out only two months ago, so I'd grab it if you want it.
And now my TBR list is 35 titles longer in one fell swoop  .
Kindle UK: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B088WMHB4T
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You can cut one off your TBR by skipping the book called "The Web". It was weird, had science fictionesque plot elements and Milo was barely in it.
Otherwise I have enjoyed the series.