About the Authors
Jonathan Kellerman has brought his expertise as a clinical
psychologist to numerous New York Times bestselling tales of
suspense, including the Alex Delaware novels. His most recent
novel, Gone, was a #1 New York Times bestseller. He has won the
Goldwyn, Edgar, and Anthony awards, and has been nominated for a
Shamus Award.
Faye Kellerman is the New York Times bestselling author of the
Peter Decker/Rina Lazarus novels, as well as the historical
thrillers The Quality of Mercy and Straight Into Darkness and the
short-story anthology The Garden of Eden. She has won the Macavity
Award and has been nominated for a Shamus.
Visit the authors’ websites at www.jonathankellerman.com and
www.fayekellerman.net
"Rock icon Jack Jeffries seems to have no enemies. Lesbian politician Davida Grayson has no lack of them, most recently whoever pelted her with eggs at the California statehouse. And yet both end up equally dead in Capital Crimes, the new pair of agreeably perplexing mystery novellas by bestselling spouses Jonathan and Faye Kellerman (joining forces for the second time). The deaths are disparate: Jeffries climbs the stairway to heaven in Nashville in the more moving tale, Music City Breakdown, while Grayson dies in her Berkeley office in My Sister's Keeper. But shared themes, including the role of family, help to make these old-school whodunits - solved through knowledge of character and diligent detective work - satisfying." - PEOPLE Magazine
The Kellermans join forces a second time to pack one book with two novellas-"Thy Sister's Keeper" and "Music City Breakdown"-that bring in regulars Alex Delaware as well as Peter Decker and Rina Lazarus as background characters. Copyright 2006 Reed Business Information.
"Rock icon Jack Jeffries seems to have no enemies. Lesbian politician Davida Grayson has no lack of them, most recently whoever pelted her with eggs at the California statehouse. And yet both end up equally dead in Capital Crimes, the new pair of agreeably perplexing mystery novellas by bestselling spouses Jonathan and Faye Kellerman (joining forces for the second time). The deaths are disparate: Jeffries climbs the stairway to heaven in Nashville in the more moving tale, Music City Breakdown, while Grayson dies in her Berkeley office in My Sister's Keeper. But shared themes, including the role of family, help to make these old-school whodunits - solved through knowledge of character and diligent detective work - satisfying." - PEOPLE Magazine
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