Alex Delaware: Guilt

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In this gripping novel, a series of horrifying events unfold in an upscale L.A. neighborhood, beginning with the discovery of an infant's body buried for sixty years during a backyard renovation. Shortly after, a young woman is found shot in a nearby park, prompting LAPD homicide detective Milo Sturgis to enlist the help of brilliant psychologist Alex Delaware. Despite Delaware's extensive experience, unraveling the chilling case proves challenging. Delving into the past reveals a beautiful nurse entangled with a mysterious lover, a seemingly perfect wealthy doctor, and a hospital with a notorious reputation—all long gone and shrouded in anonymity. As the investigation progresses, the case unexpectedly connects to the world of celebrity privilege, exposing a dark underbelly filled with unholy rituals and grisly sacrifices. Alex and Milo, hailed as a uniquely original detective duo, must confront a deranged mind of monstrous cunning, pushing the boundaries of their expertise. With praise highlighting Kellerman's psychological insight and storytelling prowess, this novel promises a thrilling exploration of violence, innocence, and the complexities of the human psyche.