Street Dreams

By: Faye Kellerman

Narrated by: Nancy McKeon

Detective Peter Decker teams up with his wife and daughter to solve a crime rooted in both the past and present.
While on routine patrol, LAPD Officer Cindy Decker rescues a newborn abandoned in an alley dumpster. But she can't call it a night until she sees the infant safe in a hospital, cared for by a professional -- in this case a male nurse with soulful eyes and lots of charm.
Now the hunt is on for the mother. Armed with advice from her overworked father, Detective Peter Decker, Cindy plunges into her inner-city Hollywood district, a world of helpless people and violent gangs. Pursuing each new lead batters her complex relationships and endangers her life.
On one side: Decker and Decker, a brilliant but combative pair. On the other: a vicious killer ready to strike again. While on routine patrol, LAPD officer Cindy Decker rescues a newborn abandoned in an alley dumpster. Cindy searches for the mother in inner -city Hollywood, following a treacherous trail filled with drug lords. But with each new lead, the twisted journey gets darker -- and endangering her very life. When Decker and Decker join forces, can this edgy duo put personal issues aside to catch a vicious culprit before he strikes again?©2003 Faye Kellerman; (P)2003 Time Warner AudioBooks. A division of the AOL Time Warner Book Group.

Street Dreams

Just finished listening to audiobook of Street Dreams. Something just didn’t work. Maybe too somber.

A bit anti-climatitic

I just needed a little more action and resolution to the ending. I need the story and rationales to be a bit more flushed out.

I always love Faye Kellerman…,,

What happened? I always love the Kellerman books but this one was flat, predictable and unbelievable. The characters were week and immature. Even Decker was a shadow of himself. If this had been my first Kellerman there never would have been another. By all means read another of this couples book, just not this one

Back to the Music?

I don't care for the music playing over the talking; or better yet, why does a book have music? The story was good.

Cindy Decker

what fun to have a book about Cindy Decker. I know this series was published a while ago but I am just now reading it. Assuming the rest of the series do back to Decker/Lazarus, it would be nice to have a series about Cindy.