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Blindman's Bluff (2009)

by Faye Kellerman(Favorite Author)
3.81 of 5 Votes: 5
ISBN
0061702323 (ISBN13: 9780061702327)
languge
English
publisher
William Morrow & Company
series
Peter Decker and Rina Lazarus
review 1: Book 18 in the Peter Decker/Rina Lazarus series. Whilst each of the books deals with a separate case I strongly recommend that they be read in order as as well as the crimes themselves the books predictably follow family life in the Decker/Lazarus household, the earlier ones in particular dealing with Peter's journey into orthodox Judaism after he discovers his birth parents were Jewish.Still not quite on track after what I felt was the somewhat disappointing Cold Case (Book 17 in the series). Whilst there is much to recommend Blindman's Bluff - Rina, their daughter (Hannah) and extended family members played more of a part, there was more of the Jewish element (I loved the baking of the challah bread) and the inclusion of a blind man (a potential witness Rina meets whilst... more doing Jury Service) tied in nicely adding an interesting aspect to the plot - I'm afraid the crime aspect of the novel was mediocre.Way too many characters - made even more confusing by the fact that someone in the billionaire Kaffey family was obviously partial to names beginning with the letter G - the list of suspects with criminal records and/or gang connections (gangbangers, which by the way means a whole other thing in England, play a huge part) seemed never ending, the plot itself convoluted.Copyright: Tracy Terry @ Pen and Paper.
review 2: Peter Decker is awakened in the middle of the night by a phone call to alert him of multiple murder scene of high profile family. Guy and Gillian Kaffey are both kill along with a maid and two bodyguards. Two more guards are missing. Gill Kaffey is severely wounded. Meanwhile Rina is doing jury duty. She overhears a conversation about the killings and becomes interested in the case. Decker is not happy about Rina's involvement.A task is form to solve the murders and Decker is in charge. The search for a solution takes the task to Mexico and Northern California. There are updates on what all our friends doing. less
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hnhnsr
Run of the mill police procedural. Good to read on a sleepless night.
sars
Good story. Kept me guessing to the end. It's almost a 4 star.....
Polpo
Wordy. Get to the story.
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