Reviews

The Forgotten by Faye Kellerman

marynolanpleckham's review against another edition

3.0

Love the series, but this one wasn't as good as I remember.

psalmcat's review against another edition

4.0

Another Peter Decker book, about how the Holocaust continues to reverberate for descendants of its victims. But it's also an indictment of the marketing of psychological "tough-love" treatments for rich kids gone bad.

Actually, I'm not even sure I remember committed the murder, but Decker's young stepson helps solve it.

devrose's review against another edition

3.0

I definitely missed this book the first and second and third times I read this series. It was good, but I kept forgetting that the Isaac Golding storyline existed. I'm not sure what the point of it was, particularly since we never do find the whole truth.

thebrownbookloft's review against another edition

4.0

Brief Summary: Rina and Peter's shul is vandalized. The damage is extensive and the anti-Semitic messages and photos are appalling. While Rina works to clean up the mess, Peter investigates the crime and learns that his step-son, Jacob, has connections to the perpetrator. Comments: Reading this series is like visiting old friends. I love learning more about the familiar characters. There aren't any surprises here, but I think fans of the series will enjoy this one.

aimee70807's review

5.0

Like the rest of the series --- a fun read with good character development.

ibeforem's review

4.0

Though I’ve been reading her husband’s books for years, I’d never read a Faye Kellerman book. I picked up this for cheap at the book fair and decided to give it a shot. I didn’t realize it was the 13th in a series! There was obviously back story, but I don’t feel like I was missing too much. The book itself was pretty good. I found myself fairly engrossed by the end. I wasn’t expecting to finish it last night, but before I knew it, I was done!