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Survival Of The Fittest
Jonathan Kellerman
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Description for Survival Of The Fittest
paperback. 502pp. Cover is slightly creased
A retarded child is ritually murdered while on a school outing in a nature reserve. The police, led by Milo Sturgis, have got nowhere and are hampered by the girl's parents: she was the daughter of an Israeli diplomat and her father refuses to allow any publicity for fear that the killing was anti-Semitic and that the death would encourage others. But Milo suspects the murderer is more 'ordinary', and with the help of Alex Delaware, tries to track any previous murders of retarded or disabled children. With painstaking research they reveal a ghastly trail of slaughter. In the midst ... Read more
A retarded child is ritually murdered while on a school outing in a nature reserve. The police, led by Milo Sturgis, have got nowhere and are hampered by the girl's parents: she was the daughter of an Israeli diplomat and her father refuses to allow any publicity for fear that the killing was anti-Semitic and that the death would encourage others. But Milo suspects the murderer is more 'ordinary', and with the help of Alex Delaware, tries to track any previous murders of retarded or disabled children. With painstaking research they reveal a ghastly trail of slaughter. In the midst ... Read more
Product Details
Condition
Used, Very Good
Publisher
Little, Brown Book Group
Format
Paperback
Publication date
1900
Number of Pages
512
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780751520187
SKU
KON0824848
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About Jonathan Kellerman
Jonathan Kellerman lives in California with his wife, the novelist Faye Kellerman, and their four children. He is the author of the bestselling Alex Delaware thrillers, and of textbooks on child psychology.
Reviews for Survival Of The Fittest
Simply too good to miss STEPHEN KING Fast-paced, well thought out, with an unexpected denouement SUNDAY TELEGRAPH Kellerman never fails to maintain interest, and I found this one a particularly good example of his work. IRISH TIMES Inspried and entirely credible detective work... Required reading. LITERARY REVIEW