Moon Music: A Novel

I have read all of Kellerman's Peter Decker books and have enjoyed most of them enormously. When I saw this one at the library I immediately checked it out. After plowing through half of it, trying to keep the characters straight and finding them so unpleasant I decided to come and read the reviews and wish I had done so earlier. Thank you to those reviewers who recommend utilizing my reading time on something that would be more enjoyable. I shall not be finishing this book. It will be back in the book drop this P.M. And yes, I agree that the store should have a zero stars rating, this one deserves it.

Fans of the Peter Decker/Rina Lazarus series take note! the store lists it as one of these novels but it's not. Faye Kellerman has taken a bold departure from her regular characters here and I'm not surprised to see mixed reviews from readers. Here's a glimpse of a sordid, violent side of Las Vegas you don't see as a tourist, presented in a compelling story that veers off into the supernatural.

That said - I loved the book. I found it a gripping page turner and the ambiguous ending only raised hopes that there will be more of this tale. If you like Stephen King you probably will like Moon Music.

I loved this book. It combined the detective novel/murder mystery genre with two of my other favorites, Science Fiction and mysticism.

It was so good that I'm re-reading it after less than a year. I wish Faye Kellerman would write another Romulus Poe novel. I look forward to it.

Faye Kellerman is still an excellent writer and worth reading, but this book is super weird and contains too much detail. Very confusing number of plot twists. Got dizzy trying to keep up with everybody. Come back, Deckers.

First thought was hard to adjust to the new characters but after awhile warmed to them. It was a good book but the ending was a bit of a let down. It seems that she had to find an ending and hurried it.

I ORDERED 'MOON MUSIC' AND 'THE TRIUMPH AND THE GLORY LAST WEEK AND JUST FINISHED 'MOON MUSIC'. I HAVE TO SAY THAT IT WASN'T VERY GOOD. IT JUST FELL FLAT, IT'S NOWHERE NEAR AS GOOD AS HER OTHER NOVELS.

I had heard very good things about this author, and decided to give her book a try. I found the beginning quite good however, as we approached the end it became ridiculous. I hope this is not indicative of her other works.

Very disappointing. A real stinker, not up to her usual standard. Cliched characters, way too long, inaccuracies. Mrs.Kellerman should stick to what she knows, rather than throwing several genres together in one big mess.

What a disappointment this book is. Rina and Decker were believable (at least in the first few books) and the stories were very interesting. All the characters were people I became interested in and wanted to know more about. I did not like any of these characters and could not believe anything about them. I just did not care... and finally just put the book down. What a waste of money. Get back to some real writing, Faye, I know you have it in you

I've read several of Jonathan Kellerman's book and enjoyed them, and thought I would give Faye Kellerman a try. This book was terrible. So poorly written and trashy. This most likely is my first and last Faye Kellerman book.

What started off as a totally enthralling murder, set of characters and driving plot turned into the unbelievable. I didn't accept the cause of Alison's condition (there should have been hundreds of the "them" wandering around the dessert)and would have preferred if the "mystical" and Indian myths and beliefs aspects had been used. Very disappointing.

Faye, Faye, Faye!! You could have established a new set of great characters to go with your other series. By making the story so unbelievable it really hurts. Just like Patricia Cornwell's departure Faye misses the mark.