It's always interesting to see what ads Google puts up at the top of my blog. They are chosen by some super-duper computer that analyzes the words and, theoretically, matches the words to appropriate ads. I wonder where the DUI ad came from!

Stephen White, WArning Signs. A psychologist, wrestling with the ethical dilemma of knowing, or at least suspecting, that his patient is giving him information that could be dangerous. Does he tell? Who does he tell? Does it make any difference that his wife who works for the D.A. might be a target? I enjoyed this one. However, he gave the wife MS which I thought was an extraneous bit of complication. I'll look for this author again.

Another Michael Connelly-Chasing the Dime. Left Harry Bosch and Terry Connelly, although the main character did have a sister who was killed by a serial killer dubbed the Doll Maker who was caught by Harry. So there was still that tie-in. I thought there were a few gaps in this book, especially at the end where the main character is the main (innocent, obviously) suspect and the detective is determined to get enough proof to arrest him. The author completly skipped the section where the detective was being convinced to put a wire on the suspect and allow him to sting the actual culprit.