The Forgotten

Detective Peter Decker finds himself investigating the unsettling death of a young woman in Los Angeles, a case that quickly leads him into the heart of a devout, insular Jewish community. As he delves deeper into the victim's life and the community's secrets, Decker uncovers hidden tensions and a disturbing past that complicates the search for truth. His wife, Rina Lazarus, provides not only crucial emotional support but also a unique perspective, helping Decker navigate the cultural nuances and personal dramas entangled with the murder. The novel explores themes of faith, tradition versus modernity, and the consequences of secrets within tight-knit groups. It highlights the challenges of achieving justice when cultural norms and deeply held beliefs clash with the demands of law enforcement. Readers are drawn into the story by the intricate plotting, the realistic portrayal of the Decker-Lazarus partnership, and the compelling suspense that arises from the complex web of relationships and motives Kellerman skillfully weaves, keeping the reader guessing until the very end about who could be responsible for the victim's demise.

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