Sometimes I want to go hunt down that Alex Delaware movie that was apparently made in the 80s/90s, according to wikipedia. Most of the time I do not want to see how they cast/portrayed Milo.
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Sometimes I want to go hunt down that Alex Delaware movie that was apparently made in the 80s/90s, according to wikipedia. Most of the time I do not want to see how they cast/portrayed Milo.
"You think I'm reaching? It was just a look."
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"No, Alex," [Milo] said softly. "I think you're worth listening to. I've always thought so."
- Time Bomb, p. 445
"Isn't there a term in psych for when it all comes tumbling down like that?" "Cognitive dissonance." "Whatever. Tell me," he leaned forward, "what do people do when they're in that state?" "Sometimes change their beliefs, sometimes distort reality to fit those beliefs."
Blood Test (Alex Delaware #2), by Jonathan Kellerman
JFC, this is another example of “wish fulfillment” kind of writing, when men create female characters that they wish behaved like this. The equivalent of bringing him his slippers in her mouth.
(When the Bough Breaks by Jonathan Kellerman)
Romantic things burst forth in anything we fancy, whether spent in our own company or with somebody worth sharing it with.
from Jonathan Kellerman's "Compulsion"
Life is like a prism. What you see depends on how you turn the glass.
Jonathan Kellerman
Getting my act together. I have a chemical imbalance that affects my moods but I also need to take personal responsibility for how I react to stressful situations.
Jonathan Kellerman, Rage
11/08/21
So I went to the town over from mine to pick up something I ordered and to take my library books back. Inevitably I got a lot of books out again — I wanted to get all the books by Jonathan Kellerman out but I managed to choose three (for now). Let me know if you’ve read any of these!!