The 35th entry in the Alex Delaware series—a cerebral, unsettling thriller that plunges deep into the psychology of violence. Jonathan Kellerman delivers one of his most chilling cases yet, where nothing is as it seems and every clue leads deeper into darkness.
Psychologist Alex Delaware and LAPD Lieutenant Milo Sturgis are called to a Bel Air mansion where four bodies are found grotesquely arranged in a stretch limousine. Each victim was killed differently, and none appear to be connected. As the duo investigates, they uncover a twisted trail of obsession, cruelty, and secrets that defy logic and morality. The "museum" is metaphorical—a chilling display of human depravity, curated by a killer with a flair for theatrical horror.
Perfect for fans of psychological crime fiction and readers who love complex investigations that explore the darkest corners of the human mind. Kellerman masterfully weaves forensic detail with psychological insight in this gripping addition to the beloved series.
Format: Trade Paperback
Condition: Very Good - minor shelf wear, pages clean and intact, binding tight
