Street Dreams (Peter Decker and Rina Lazarus Series #15)

I love the Decker Family!

I've read all of Faye Kellerman's books in this series beginning with the Ritual Bath and just finished Street Dreams. Couldn't put it down! Good, clean, exciting, passionate reading! I keep wondering when it will become either a series and / or movie, and even better, who will play who and most important, when is the next book coming out!

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Worst Book she has ever written

Did not hold interest. Did not even finish this book.

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As always, a really good read.

A bit different with a new location and some new characters. As always a great read. Still feeling sad for Inspector Lynley.

Street Dreams will keep you wide awake!

I really enjoyed this story in the series. I'm a Faye Kellerman fan and I've read all of Jonathan's as well, but I had missed a couple Lazarus/Decker covers and I'm so glad I back-tracked to this one. Delving into Cindy's personality and meeting Koby were a pleasure. Plus the story line and characters were original and interesting enough to keep pace for both the series first-timer reader and long-time reader. It's a crime story and a mystery, with a side-bar look at what it takes to move up in the police force hierarchy, that also manages to adeptly explore the introduction of an inter-racial love relationship between two very likable people! Whew! Yes it's fiction - and it's fun.

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Really good

I thought that it was a really great book. It had just the right balence of suspence and poatraying Cindy's conplex relationship with her father and her boyfriend Koby.

Interesting Plot

Complex story and relationships. Enjoyed the read.

Satisfying Read

SDs was a pleasant read. It was nice to read how Cindy grew up. The father-daughter relationship was intriguing. I liked the way FK wrote that into the story. I think it speaks a lot for Decker and Cindy. I was definitely entertained. Thanks FK!!

Nice twist

What a nice twist, taking a minor caharcter from a previous book and giving them top billing. Very good!

Different but good

It is always interesting when an author takes a minor character from previous books and gives them the leading role. I think the author succeeds in this case because we can all see a little of ourselves in Cindy. It is good to have LAPD portrayed as caring and sensitive. Being Jewish, I always find it interesting to see how the author weaves that into the tale. I enjoyed this book and await the next.

Almost, but not quite

Faye Kellerman and the Decker characters she created has been one of my favorites since the first book I read. This one, however, leaves much to be desired. She jumped aound too much and I lost touch with the thread of the story. I am sorry Ms. Kellerman, this one was a stinker.

Street nigtmares

I bought this book with mixed expectsctions. Kellerman has been up and down in the quality of her writing. This book certainly is one of her weaker efforts. The plot development is ad hoc and just plod along very slowly. There are no real suprises and in the end you just wake up from this nightmare of a book. I would recommend paperback or a library copy but do not waste your money on this literary hodgepodge of a book

Can't Wait

I read the whole series of Peter Decker/Rina Lazurus books. Can't wait for the next one. Cindy is a great detective to read about too. Glad she is getting more attention.

Fantastic!

I'm thrilled that there's another Cindy Decker mystery! I've read all her other books and fans of her Decker/Lazarus mysteries will be in for a treat. Way to go! I'd like to see her spin off a series involving Jake as the detective. He's got the guts it looks like as shown in 'The Forgotten' He's also edgy and that gives his character sex appeal.

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