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Flesh and Blood by Jonathan Kellerman · Booklabria

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Flesh and Blood

PsychologicalPolice

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First published: 2001
Language: English
Editions: 11
Series: Alex Delaware

Synopsis

Years after failing to help troubled teen-turned-stripper Lauren Teague, psychologist Alex Delaware ignores the advice of friends to solve her murder, delving into the victim's past and the sex industry of southern California.

Subjects: Psychological
Police
Psychological fiction
Los angeles
Psychologists
Sex-oriented businesses
Set in: California
Los Angeles
Characters: Alex Delaware
Milo Sturgis

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