Fantasy in Death (Hardcover) by J D Robb

from jamespurcell

Lively entry in this long-standing and fine series. The 2060 patois, especially when "shebody" and her nerdy boyfriend converse gets a little wearing. However, this revisionist take on the classic locked room mystery is well worth reading. Or, listening as I did to this very good narration, by Su...

from phyllis2779

Good installment in the In Death series. Not one of my favorites but it is interesting to see how Roberts ' future world fits with our own, In this one, the furure world doesn't seem as far out as it does in some of the books. Her characters are all here, some of them in small roles.

from cameling

Another good murder mystery that Lt Eve Dallas and her team have to solve. This time though I had figured out the method by which the murder victim was killed before I was a third through the book, but what I couldn't figure out was who did it and why.

from cranberrytarts

The last few In Death books have kind of been off for me. It isn't that I didn't enjoy then, it's just that I didn't enjoy them as much as I expected to given the previous 5 billion books in the series. I went into this book with some trepidation because of that. I really enjoyed Eve's case. A yo...

from jfe16

When gaming entrepreneur Bart Minnock meets a gruesome end, Eve Dallas learns that virtual reality gaming can be truly evil. The thirtieth book in the In Death series offers readers a variant on the locked room mystery with enough twists and turns to keep everyone guessing until the final reveal....