Jonathan Kellerman is an American novelist and psychologist, best known for his bestselling Alex Delaware series. Kellerman’s background is rooted in forensic psychology, having pioneered research at the USC School of Medicine and worked as a psychologist. His writing style is characterized by intricate plots, psychologically complex characters, and realistic depictions of crime investigation, often incorporating elements of suspense and thriller genres. Kellerman’s work has been praised by both critics and audiences, and he has expanded his writing beyond the Delaware series to include various standalone novels and short story collections, exploring diverse crime and mystery themes.
Kellerman’s most notable contribution is undoubtedly the Alex Delaware series, featuring a brilliant but troubled child psychologist who collaborates with the Los Angeles Police Department. The series is recognized for its detailed forensic science, nuanced character development, and compelling storylines. Beyond the Delaware series, Kellerman has explored other crime fiction avenues, including the Clay Edison and Detective Jacob Lev series, as well as standalone novels and short stories, demonstrating his versatility as a crime fiction writer.



























































































