Death Dance : A Novel (Paperback)

from jlouise77

This book was ok. It was a very slow read and not much action. I also didnt really care for some of the characters, they were a little on the cheesy side. I dont think I would recommend this book.

from ChristineEllei

I started reading Fairstein's books with the first of the series. I am at the point now where I will continue to read them because I am involved with the characters and want to see where their lives take them. However, the books are becoming a little cookie cutter. On a positive note NYC is one o...

from Kathy89

Alexandra Cooper, Mike and Mercer solve the murder of a ballerina at the Met. The relationship between the three main characters was more interesting than the crime. Had the usual elements -- threat to Alex, protection, chase. Just not as good as the others in the series.

from DrApple

I love all of Linda Fairstein's New York City mysteries. Each gives you a little history on the city and its great buildings and locales. This was not one of my favorites, however. The mystery involves a murdered prima ballerina, Broadway producers, and a young actress. We get to learn a lot abou...

from Carpe_Librum

This is the first book I've read by this author, who led the sex Crimes Unit of the DAs Office in Manhattan for 25 years before becoming a writer. Despite a promising plug by James Patterson on the front, this book wasn't nearly as gripping as a typical JP book. However, I would recommend this bo...