Title: a major disappointment
Product review: What made Faye Kellerman's books so special was her treatment of a world that most of us don't live in, the world of Orthodox Judaism and how it effects the characters of Rina and Peter. This book focuses on Peter's daughter, Cindy, who is not of this world and rather boring to boot. Rina does not make an appearance until halfway through the book and then she's mostly serving food. There was none of the feisty, original thinking that she is so famous for and Peter seemed diminished as he simply turned into a worried parent. Had this book not had the framework of being billed as a Peter and Rina novel, it would have boiled down to a very ordinary, cliched story. I feel that the book was masquerading under false pretenses. I buy this series to learn what Peter and Rina are up to and to better understand their lives in the context of their faith. This book was a cheat.
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