Stalker audiobook

This has certainly not got the intricate story line of some of Faye Kellerman's Decker/Lazarus novels.But it is still a well-written and entertaining read.Cindy can be impetuous and brattish, but she also has some good qualities, for example noteThe love she has for her younger half-sister, Hannah.Cindy has a lot of growing up to do!I like the way she skillfully weaves the religious family life of Peter and Rina's family into thenovels.In this one we see how observation of Shabbos (the Jewish Sabbath) is a beautiful and welcome respite fromthe chaotic and amoral world outside.Overall, entertaining , and flows easily.There are however some loose ends left undone , for example we never find out who it was that was behind the attack on Rina in the park.It is also better to begin the Decker/Lazarus series with one of Faye Kellerman's earlier novels.

This was a re-read for me after previously listening to this as an audiobook. I love this series involving LT Decker and his wife Rina Lazarus, and this one doesn't disappoint. It is another good mystery that focuses on Decker's daughter Cindy in the start of her police career. The familiar characters are there, Oliver and Marge, with both playing prominent roles in solving the mystery of who is stalking Cindy. Again I was thinking I had it figured out, then it ends up being someone else. Can't wait to read the entire series and re-read some I listened to awhile ago.

One of her good ones! I'm a sucker for the combination of a strong (but wounded) female character, a loving (but dysfunctional) family, and a thoughtful mystery.

The Stalker was an amazing story. Faye Kellerman writes this interesting cop mystery thrill that totally keep me on hooked thru out the whole story. It was a fast read for me since it was a real page turner. I know that Stalker is part of the Decker & Lazarus series, but this book centered on Decker's daughter Cindy. She is a brave, smart,strong confident & independent young woman. Also hard-headed too. She and her father share the same qualities. Their father/daughter relationship is very sweet and protecting. Since she is a rookie cop is works with male cops. Too bad for her case most of them are perverted, sexes jerks. Well Cindy is the one is being stalked, at first she shows no fear whatsoever until the stalking is getting way too close to home, and of her loved ones. In between the story there is some clever dark humor and some romance.Faye Kellerman delivered gold in this crime tale. Now this is the second novel of I've read from her work. I know it wont be the last one either. I would recommend this book to anyone & give it two thumbs up. =)~

If you like Faye Kellerman, you will like this one.

A typical Faye Kellerman story! However, she twisted the story interest the normal reader like me! It goes to show what goes behind the scenes in life of a police person, not really but what the hey! That a story from 20 years ago and nicely done.

This story focuses on Cindy Decker as she attempts to fit in as a new police officer. Her father, Detective Peter Decker, has been finding it difficult to be hands-off, but most of the officers are well-aware that he is watching. Cindy is not really hot-dogging, but it is clear she has talent. She is showing up almost everyone including her Sargent. Now someone is stalking Cindy and the threats are building. She should be able to handle this! She is a policewoman! But she is way over her head.I really liked this story. Any problems? If you've been reading the series, you already know there is vulgar language involved. The F-word is used. Casual sex is treated as normal at least for some people. Adultery is involved. Murder, and car-jacking, etc. Children (especially babies) are threatened.Cindy is in her mid-twenties, but she acts alternately smart and dumb as is typical for the age. However, she eventually works her way through her inexperience... the hard way... which is the usual way. That is not a spoiler for anyone over 30.I'd definitely read this book again.

Like all of the previous volumes in the series, I continue to enjoy a good "who done it" without having to have overtly violent or sexual scenes portrayed to tantalize the reader. Instead, there is wonderful interaction among characters. This volume takes a new direction by lifting up the character of Decker's daughter, Cindy, as she becomes who own person on the force as a beat cop. Peter loves and cares of his daughter, and so grows very anxious as crazy things start to happen concerning her. Is this just routine police hazing of the new lady on the force, or something more sinister? Rina doesn't take a huge role in the volume, yet she still has one horrific event happen to her as part of the larger story. This is more a Cindy and Oliver and Marge book. Like all previous volumes I enjoyed it very much, and will certainly dive into #13 in the near future.