Skip to main content
PBS logo
 
 

Book Review of Evidence (Alex Delaware, Bk 24)

Evidence (Alex Delaware, Bk 24)
reviewed on + 74 more book reviews


Two bodies are found in the half built skeleton of a mansion in a ritzy section of LA. The young couple are posed in a sexual manner and soon Milo and Alex are on the case. The female victim is unidentified but the young man is ID's as an eco friendly architect with a taste for seducing women. The exception is his boss who is indifferent to his death which soon puts her on the short list of potential killers. But as usual with Kellerman, things are not necessarily what they seem. Once the female victim is identified there are are more suspects on the list including a reclusive Asian prince, an ex lover of the male victim or perhaps her husband. The story moves rapidly with some surprising twists and turns as Milo and Alex find themselves dealing with potential eco terrorists as well as the potential political ramifications of pursuing the prince. A cracking good read with less of the phycological discussions from other books and also less of the annoying Robin.