Walking Shadows: A Decker/Lazarus Novel

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A well plotted and written book. My first Faye Kellerman book and it won't be my last. The story contains characters that I cared about and the story moved along at a good pace.

from lbswiener

A very well written book that held the reader from beginning to end. Although the end was a little unsettling but then real life is unsettling too. Faye Kellerman was able to link a lot of people together with interesting evidence. Yes this book is recommended.

from jamespurcell

Attending to the vandalism complaint, from several seniors, bludgeon corpse is discovered. Decker starts connecting the dots as some past crimes seemed to be linked. Lots of detailed procedural work ensues including viewing hours from surveillance cameras. Rina pitches in with meals and sage advi...

from lbswiener

Walking Shadows is a slow moving book. It spends a lot of time with characters arguing over whose jurisdiction the murder falls under. There is a plug by her characters for her husband's novels about, Alex Delaware. Unfortunately, the main characters were not likeable nor was the story and as a r...

from lilibrarian

A Peter Decker/Rina Lazarus mystery. Peter is investigating a murder which turns out to be related to a double murder and robbery that took place 20 years earlier.