Decker/Lazarus Novels Milk and Honey, Book 3, (Paperback)

from hopeevey

In addition to a good plot, engaging writing, and wonderfully real characters, this book manages to address PTSD without explicitly doing so. The characters are simply coping with more or less success. It's especially impressive given that, when it was written, PTSD wasn't nearly as much discusse...

from AnnieMod

Our favorite detective Peter Decker finds a small girl just staying outside in her blood-stained pyjamas in the middle of the night. The LA police tries to figure out what happened and it will lead Peter and his usual partner Marge to a small oasis just outside the big city where the time had jus...

from JalenV

There are three mysteries to be solved in Milk and Honey. Two of them are official for Pete Decker and partner Marge Dunn: locating the parents of a toddler Pete finds wandering in the wee hours of the morning and locating a kidnapped toddler. The third is proving the innocence of Pete's old budd...

from askum

This wasn't too bad of a book, took me a bit to get into but then it caught my attention.

from miyurose

This series is a slow one for me, I only pick one up every once in a while. I still find them interesting, if a little dated. This one starts out with a small child that is found unsupervised in the middle of the night, which of course tugged at my heart strings. The child leads Decker to a murde...