In Death: Festive in Death (Audiobook)

from jfe16

The thirty-ninth book in the series finds Eve Dallas investigating the murder of personal fitness trainer Trey Ziegler who, she soon discovers, was a less-than-stellar example of humanity. But he is, of course, hers, thanks in part to the kitchen knife in his chest, and in true Eve Dallas fashion...

from Virginia51

This was one of my favorite stories in this series. We keep getting to know a little more about all the characters and this one just moved so smoothly. Keep up more like this.

from Bettesbooks

A Dallas/Roarke romantic mystery. Not a blockbuster but a continuation of the series. The cast is all here and each adds their bit to the series.

from phyllis2779

For some reason I didn't like this as much as a lot of the other In Death books. It just seemed very slow. I felt like there were basic things forensically which would have ended the book much earlier if they used them, especially fingerprints. Not one of the more fun J.D. Robb books.

from ffortsa

Certainly it is as good as at least the median books of the series. Eve and Roark still adore each other, Eve still hates the conventions of social engagement, people still kill each other, etc. Maybe I'm getting a little tired of the formula, or maybe the plot wasn't original enough this time. G...