Not even their worst nightmares could prepare them for the crime scene that awaits them instead. Deena has been brutally murdered in her bedroom, and her body shows signs of trauma that horrify even the toughest of cops, including our own Lieutenant Eve Dallas, who is specifically requested by the captain to investigate.
When the evidence starts to pile up, Dallas and her team think they are about to arrest their perpetrator; little do they know that someone has gone to great lengths to tease and taunt them by using a variety of identities.
Overconfidence can lead to careless mistakes. But for Dallas, one mistake might be all she needs to serve justice.
J.D. Robb's (Nora Roberts) "In Death" series has been a favorite of mine over the years. This 29th installment was another good read but something was off. The interchanges between Sommerset and Eve were practically non-existant, the quirkyness of the supporting characters was missing, and *gasp* Roark was a little bit boring. I have high hopes that what I was missing in this book will be back in Fantasy in Death .
4 comments:
Hi Nise, After reading your review my heart sunk at the bottom of the ocean. huhu... I love Robb in her In Death series but i guess it's too good to be true to be always perfect and on top of the game. There will be downsides but I'm sure it wasn't that bad. I won't really get to read this book for a while since I'm still on Vengeance in Death but there's always that big hope in my tiny little heart Robb still at her best.
I love Robert's romance books but I've never read her J.D. Robb series!! I'm sure the next one will be better!!
I'm still near the beginning of the series. Don't say that Roark gets boring! Yikes!
I've read the first couple of books and like this series. I need to catch up on them. They are all in my TBR.
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