This was my least favorite in the series so far. I am not keen on books with pyschopathic children to begin with and you could drive semis through the holes in the plot. ( )

A good read but alas definitely not the best of Reggie Nadelson. The usual colorful characters are here, along with the jazzy New York atmosphere, and the base idea of the novel is interesting, but the story somehow fails to bring everything together. ( )

A WONDERFULLY disturbing book that will keep you guessing right up to the disturbing climax and beyond, Fresh Kills forces the reader to consider that an engaging, likable child might be a villain, not a victim.

Set in Brighton Beach and Staten Island, this book is as much about immigrant communities in New York as it is about Jewish- Russian cop, Artie Cohen, and his beloved nephew Billy.

Fast-paced, passionate, and interesting, Fresh Kills is a fascinating tale of suspicion and guilt, love and paranoia ( )