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<b>#1 <i>New York Times</i> bestselling author Jonathan Kellerman heralds the arrival of his thrilling new stand-alone novel,<i>The MurdererâEuros Daughter,</i> with this eBook original prequel short storyâEuro"a powerful portrait of a young man seeking his destiny, who will ultimately play a key role in the life of an unforgettable new Kellerman heroine.</b><br>&nbsp;<br>ItâEuros the summer of 1965, and Malcolm Bluestone, fresh out of Harvard and bound for law school, is taking a breakâEuro"from the books and BrooklynâEuro"to soak in the sun and sights of California. Free from his doting parents, heâEuros enjoying a whirlwind tour of his older brother SteveâEuros glamorous movie-star lifestyle. Yet all the excitement only seems to leave Malcolm feeling haunted by the sheltered, studious life he leadsâEuro"and trapped by the secure but predictable future that awaits him. It is a future he has the power to change, if heâEuros brave enough to dare and wise enough, like his brother, to listen to his heart. But it will take a shocking incident on a movie set to finally spur Malcolm to actionâEuro"and free him to walk the path he knows he was meant to.<br>&nbsp;<br><b>Praise for Jonathan Kellerman and his Alex Delaware mysteries</b><br>&nbsp;<br>âEuro²Jonathan KellermanâEuros psychology skills and dark imagination are a potent literary mix.âEuro&#157;<b>âEuro"<i>Los Angeles Times</i></b><br>&nbsp;<br>âEuro²A master of the psychological thriller.âEuro&#157;<b>âEuro"<i>People</i></b><br><b>&nbsp;</b><br>âEuro²Kellerman really knows how to keep those pages turning.âEuro&#157;<b><i>âEuro"The New York Times Book Review</i></b><br><b><i>&nbsp;</i></b><br>âEuro²The combination of Alex Delaware [and] Detective Milo Sturgis . . . makes for the most original whodunit duo since Watson and Holmes.âEuro&#157;<b>âEuro"<i>Forbes</i></b><br>&nbsp;<br>âEuro²Kellerman doesnâEurot just write psychological thrillersâEuro"he owns the genre.âEuro&#157;<b>âEuro"<i>Detroit Free Press</i></b>

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