Jonathan Kellerman

“Through the anger came something I recognized; the sadness that can result from too many years absorbing the poison of others. -…

— Jonathan Kellerman

“Fuck you in the ass,” said Skip. Looking for his trunks.”

— Jonathan Kellerman

“Here I come, victims of the world. God help all of us.”

— Jonathan Kellerman

“If you ask me, psychopaths are more talented than the rest of us... but they're still fucking psychopaths.”

— Jonathan Kellerman

“a Jew had to have two synagogues. One that he went to, one that he rejected.”

— Jonathan Kellerman

“Pessimism is not good for the soul." "I sold my soul years ago." "To whom?" "The bitch goddess Success. She cut town…

— Jonathan Kellerman

“I saw this cartoon in the paper, once. That Viking, Hagar the Horrible? He’s standing on the mountaintop, holding his hands to…

— Jonathan Kellerman

“I'd been trained in the art of psychotherapy, the excavation of the past as a means of untangling the present and rendering…

— Jonathan Kellerman

It didn't feel difficult at the time because I was so charged up about both books. Afterward, however, I was pretty tired.…

— Jonathan Kellerman

“Grace is false, and beauty is vain. A woman who fears God—she is praised. Give to her of the fruit of her…

— Jonathan Kellerman

“Oslo, Paris, Damascus . . . Oslo, Paris, Berlin, Damascus? If this was a game, he wasn’t even on the playing field. He”

— Jonathan Kellerman

40 Words for Sorrow is brilliant-one of the finest crime novels I've ever read. Giles Blunt writes with uncommon grace, style and…

— Jonathan Kellerman

The key to this collaboration - which we undertook after much deliberation - was to stretch creatively. New characters, new locales, new…

— Jonathan Kellerman

The stress of grad school can drive anyone temporarily mad.

— Jonathan Kellerman

“Romero’s shirt. Spike’s head was out the window, tilted up at the cloudless sky.”

— Jonathan Kellerman

Government is like junior high. Your status depends upon whom you're able to persecute.

— Jonathan Kellerman

“Revenge was a dish best eaten cold, but eight years between was arctic.”

— Jonathan Kellerman