Delusion in Death (Paperback)

from TerriBooks

I'm a little amazed at myself, that I can still be enjoying a series on the 35th book. But I do. The police work side in this one was pretty much hum-drum, formulaic, with the expected twist when it looks like it might be settled down. The increased description of Eve's world and its history is a...

from TheiBookEmporium

My long awaited engagement with J. D. Robb's Delusion in Death was well worth the wait. The book gets back to what makes the "In Death" series such a joy to experience. If you have not had the opportunity to read the series, I highly recommend book 1"Naked in Death". This is a series that must be...

from SunnySD

Mass slaughter at a popular neighborhood bar sends Eve and her team digging back into the horrors of the Urban Wars for the roots of murderer's psychotic chemistry experiments. Fresh as ever. The bad guys continue to meet their match, but it's the butt-kicking and the relationships that make this...

from jfe16

Twelve minutes. That's all it took for the folks in an after-hours bar to turn maniacal and rip into each other. More than eighty people dead. As the body count rises, can New York Police and Security homicide detective Lieutenant Eve Dallas and her team discover the cause of this sudden violence...

from Carol420

Per usual the dialogue between Eve and Roarke is witty banter and through it all you see how much they love each other. It was also great to see familiar characters such as Summerset get expanded upon in this novel. Also story lines from previous novels are followed up in this one. Another great ...