4/5; 4 stars; AAnother solid entry into the long running 'in Death' series. I normally get sick of a series that goes on and on but the magic of these books is that each one is a self contained mystery. Robb doesn't ever use the cliffhanger ploy and most significant plot or character questions a...
Infinitely better than the previous book. I'm happy: I'm just a book away from my gold. It's great to know that from now on I'll be reading the books as they come out.This was an interesting case although I would prefer if Eve didn't knew about their identity until it was the moment of capture.Nonet...
Well, three and a half stars--one of her better books, so I rounded up. If you like J.D. Robb, you basically know what you are getting: a couple of murders; a love scene between Eve and Rourke; Eve and Rourke affirming their love for each other despite cruddy loveless upbringings; witty banter with ...
That was a large number of murders for them to not get caught, and quite a few in a short span of time. If they hadn't killed in New York, they might not have gotten caught at all. I'm kind of sad that there was nothing about the cook-out in this book, ever since Eve suggested it, I wanted to read i...
First let me say that my rating actually is 4.5*, because I really enjoyed this adventure with Eve and Roarke, but not quite as much as I have earlier ones.The book starts off with Roarke and Eve visiting his relatives in Ireland, which, for this reader is always an extra nice bonus. I love the way ...
Another in the Eve Dallas series. On her first day back on the job after a vacation in Ireland Eve becomes the primary on the murder of a Limo driver. It soon becomes apparent that this murder was not random and there is a serial killer murdering service providers in NYC. Worse yet … it looks lik...
This is one of the "In Death" books which focuses more on Eve Dallas solving a case and less on her personal life. I tend to prefer the more personal stories, but this was clever and engaging, with lots of snappy dialog. It could probably be read as a stand-alone, though I would always recommend sta...
Still enjoyable, but with a title with "indulgence", I was hoping to indulge with hot sex between Eve and Roarke. Nope, still denied. This is another tasty suspense with good sleuthing and our favourite cast of the Scooby Gang.
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