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Title: Kellerman Slips
Review: The book is predictable and boring at times, but keeps your attention by throwing in some gore and horror. Like a car wreck, you know you shouldn't keep looking but for some reason you do. How DOES Alex Delaware keep that great house in the California hills without doing any full time work? And I'm sick to death of the one-dimensional relationship with live-in Robin -- they are two people who have no more meaningful conversations than their soppy psuedo-intellectual exchanges of about three sentences that precede their lovemaking, which takes place every time they run into one another. Give me a break. Kellerman could write a great book by delving into the characters as they solve a believable case, rather than trying to conjure up a horrifying yet "stretch" of a situation that permits only paper-doll characters.
