Compulsion, by Jonathan Kellerman
An elderly woman is stabbed to death outside her home when she goes out to grab her morning paper. A young woman disappears on her way home from a nightclub. At first, there is nothing similar about these two cases. But soon enough, investigators begin to ask, how are these two crimes connected?
Detective Milo Sturgis and Dr. Alex Delaware, a psychologist who gets pulled in to assist with investigations, dive into the case, trying to connect the dots in a series of murders that seem to have nothing in common except flashy, black cars. Will they make it in time to prevent another murder?
This book was a quick read with plenty to keep you entertained.
3 stars.
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