Title: Don't pad Kellerman's wallet...
Product review: ...by buying this book! Kellerman's not my style to begin with, but he's done much better. Like James "Book-A-Week" Patterson, Kellerman has plied out a shamefully ill-written novel to cash in on his name. To keep it simple, you have about 30 pages of actual "Dr. Death", 200+ pages of pointless swerve material with un-interesting characters with little revelance to the ending(other than for Kellerman to flex his rather bland and suspect "psych profiling" style), and 30 end pages with a blink and you missed it wrap-up and tawdry "hot button" ending. Beyond the pale, Kellerman also chooses to plug a former work ("Billy Jack") in several scenes that add NOTHING to the story. Sticking a blatant commercial in a book is pretty low from such a "big name" author. Do yourself a favor and stay away from this, send a message to Jonathan Kellerman that his fans want quality in his works, not quantity.
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