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The Conspiracy Club


by Jonathan Kellerman
Jeremy is a psychologist in a hospital and just 6 months earlier he had lost his girlfriend to a horrible death and was under suspicion that he was the killer. One of the Pathologist by the name of Arthur befriends him and starts leading him down a path of similar killings. As more and more killings happen the police are starting to look to Jeremy as a modern day Jack the Ripper.

Being the 2nd Kellerman book that I read, I really enjoyed it. It was a little slow at first but it really picked up steam and made me not want to put it down. I was getting lost in the intrigue and mystery and the twists and turns were great.

I picked this one of for Sandy when we went on vacation and a little bit for myself. She enjoyed it as well as I did. Its well worth the read.

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