Jonathan Kellerman has finally disappointed me. I'm a huge fan of mysteries, but I find that often, a writer starts to reuse plots and after about three books, all the books read the same. Not so with Kellerman. However, this latest book--though it had a very good subplot introduced by the original mystery--was all over the place and never really made a clear connection with the lead suspect and the actual crimes committed. And I'm still unclear of the aunt's connection to all of the events. It was rather convoluted and disappointing.