Milk and Honey

The story is acturally a good one...I don't know if reader is given an exact script...this has so many He said She said and He asked She asked that it becomes so annoying you want to scream......get rid of that format and you have a keeper.......

Fast paced, interesting, with Peter' s policework and the logic of Rina as a civilian. This book advances their relationship as the well solving a mystery.

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Can't wait to read rest of series

I couldn't tell if it was the writing or the naration. Likely a little of the writing and a whole lot of the narration. Good narration can help divert one's attention from poor writing but in this case the voice inflection during character dialog was completely unbelievable. It was a chore to complete the read.

Good book -you will not be disappointed

I didn't look closely and purchased this book because I thought it was new one in the series, but it is actually very old. I think the reader is terrible - I don't know if I will even finish listening. The combination of a slow moving plot and a monotonous reader make the whole book seem tedious. I have enjoyed the later books in this series, but this one is not worth the money.

I like Faye Kellerman but couldn't stay with this story. Usually I like the whole Decker thing but this must have been written before she refined her characters. It dragged and the thisonesaid this and thatonesaid that was exasperating. I quit halfway through part 1. Sure would like to know what happened to the little kid but just couldn't take anymore.

I love the character "Decker" but this book dragged on. I kept listening just to try to get my money's worth. Very boring. I think this is the second Faye Kellerman's book that I've disliked.