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Day of Atonement
- Narrated by: Mitchell Greenberg
- Series: Decker/Lazarus Novels, Book 4
- Length: 10 hrs and 50 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Mystery
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- karen
- 01-11-16
Early book, but not her best
When Faye Kellerman is good, she's very very good. When she's bad, she's horrid. Well, "Day of Atonement" is the fourth Rina/Pete Decker book in the series, and isn't either very very good, nor is it horrid, exactly. it's somewhere in the middle. The problem is that we see a very different kind of Rina and Pete than we see in either the early books or certainly the more recent ones. Some of it isn't pleasant.
Many different times in this book, I -- who thought I personally adored Peter Decker, thought Rina was the luckiest girl in the world -- found myself ready to murder Peter if he kept it up. Wow - what a dictator! Unlike in earlier or later books, Peter here is shouting orders, right and left, expects them to be obeyed. He's short-tempered, unhappy at being where he is -- which is in Brooklyn, being introduced to Rina's former inlaws, the parents/family of her first (and now deceased) husband. Should she have forced Peter into that trip -- which must indeed have been difficult? Maybe not -- or certainly not at a high-stress time like the High Holidays, and not for so long a visit. Perhaps he should have said no to that -- but whatever, it all brings out the worst in Peter. At one point, he even handcuffs Rina to the steering wheel of the car, so she can't get out to meddle when he goes off to investigate something. Should she get out to meddle? No, she shouldn't. He was right to try to keep her away -- but wrong for taking her along on a work errand in the first place.
It gets a little tiresome, actually, the back- and-forth: Rina would be trying to find a way to nose in on his job, Pete trying to find ways to keep her out -- but he always relents a little, and that's when the trouble starts.
The best thing about the first three books in this series is the relatively accurate picture they offer of an orthodox Jewish lifestyle. I think a lot of readers -- Jewish and otherwise -- enjoy that glimpse into a world they otherwise won't see for themselves, and it was good that this series presented an insiders story. But this book has a different story line that makes that difficult -- we've got a lost teenager, one who seemed "weird" even before he got lost, and then went way, way, way off the beaten path when he did, probably not very realistically. And of course the question of misplaced parenthood, which seemed a little forced too.
So? Not her best book, but worth reading, anyway, in the context of the whole story, which started in 1986 and continues to today. Quite a long run -- which is amazing, all by itself.
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- Denise
- 02-24-12
Love this series! Start from the begining!!
Love Mitch Greenburg’s narration! Definitely start this series from the beginning very little time elapses between books. I am SOOOO excited that Audible has been filling the holes in this series! Keep up the great work!
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- Anne Non E. Muss
- 01-19-10
Great story, Fabulous narrator!!
I really enjoy listening to Mitch Greenberg reading this series. I wish he'd done all of them. To me, he's become Peter Decker. Not only that, but his character voices, accents, and Hebrew pronunciation really put these books over the top. Please, please, please, let him complete the series!! I've tried to listen to some of the others and they just aren't "right" after hearing Mitch's treatment of them.
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- Sandra Mort
- 02-26-22
Wanted to give Day of Atonement five stars, BUT...
I've read most of this series in print before, but wanted to reread them before picking up the ones that I hadn't read yet. I like the narrator but my husband doesn't. Un fortunately, the music between chapters is HORRIBLE HORRIBLE HORRIBLE. When it begins. it's louder than the text. causing the sound to suddenly blast. It's very frustrating! Then. after the next chapter begins the music doesn't stop, so it's hard to understand what the narrator is saying!
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- Anna Jones
- 03-23-21
Good book
Can't wait to listen to the next one in the Peter Decker Ceres I'm downloading the next one as we speak
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- swambold
- 03-26-20
If it weren’t for the fish!
I LIKE this book. My stars say that. But if the fish tales could have been avoided, the book would be more perfect. The scene where Decker handcuffed Rina in the car was genius.
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- Ted T.
- 04-15-17
undertones of racism
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
not so much....
What does Mitch Greenberg bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
good narration. easy on the ears.
Any additional comments?
the writer, and many writers often introduce white and black people very differently... for example.... the white person gets, 'his large frame was imposing. He had steel blue eyes and short hair with a surfer bleach job. he wore a jc penny suit and had a deep voice.' the black person gets introduced like this.... "Joe was a black man with a full mustache and sensible shoes.' if you are going to list a skin color in the description of a person... do it all the time or perhaps dont do it. many writers do it... but with Fay, it is pretty bad. esp. in her earlier books. I have had to stop reading her books.
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- becquilts
- 12-11-16
Great ending!
Faye Kellerman does a super job of fleshing out her characters. Both the job "family" as well as the home family. They all travel seamlessly between books and storylines.
The Jewish community and history easily fits in as part of the storylines. Each book builds upon the last but can stand alone. The problem with a standalone concept is the need to see what happens next. They are all that good!
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- Liliana
- 11-21-16
Great Listen
I really enjoyed the narrative and the story, I couldn't wait until the next time I was able to listen.
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- Simone
- 06-03-15
Better than the previous ones
I enjoyed Book 4 and I am moving on to Book 5 right away. The Peter and Rina storyline is compelling enough to keep me going, and I found this cop-plot was more interesting than the previous ones.
Part of the reason why I liked this installment more than the others is because of the language - the previous books were not just rude, that wouldn’t faze me at all, but crude. Book 4 was much tamer on that front so maybe the worst is over. (As far as my memory goes, there was a total lack of toilet-talk in Book 16)
The sporadic musical interludes are a little off putting, I think they must be left over from the original production and mark where one CD (or cassette) ended and the other began. Too bad it could not be edited out.