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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. A typical outing in Kellerman's Decker/Lazarus series, the main and side plots are both engaging and ultimately bring the story to a satisfying conclusion. The cast of characters focuses on the police department and assorted villains -- little is seen of Decker's children and family. (  )1   greenleaf | Nov 6, 2009 |  I always look forward to a new Decker/Lazarus mystery, but this one didn't work for me. Too many characters that I didn't get to know, not enough Rina and Decker and definitely not enough of their kids. The plot involved too many characters and after a while, I just didn't care anymore. Bring back the basics! (  ) jenniferthomp75 | Aug 25, 2009 | 
 Kellerman invariably rides high in the best-seller lists, and the crime-solving part of "Blindman's Bluff" shows why. On display is Kellerman's familiar blend of police procedure and domestic bliss among a close-knit Orthodox family that will be sure to please her broad fan base even if it breaks no new ground or the author makes some surprising rookie mistakes.
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