Dark in Death: An Eve Dallas Novel (In Death, Book 46)

from phyllis2779

Excellent installment in In Death series. I liked this one because it almost felt like the the character of the author in the book in some ways resembles Roberts herself. The motivation of the villain was interesting and the police work involved in identifying the killer felt authentic even those...

from jfe16

In forty-five seconds, someone took Chanel Rylan's life and walked away, unseen. It isn't long before Lieutenant Eve Dallas meets a writer who insists the young woman's murder is eerily similar to a story she'd penned as part of a popular series. And their conversation reveals a connection betwee...

from phoenixcomet

Clear plot cleanly executed by long standing author J.D. Robb. Lieutenant Eve Dallas of the NYSPD in the year 2061 has caught a case of a woman brutally murdered while watching the classic vid, Psycho. Before too long, author Blaine DeLano shows up at NYSPD and informs Eve that the killer has exe...

from Bettesbooks

While watching Hitchcock's classic 'Psycho' shower scene, classic video fan, Chanel Rylan is murdered. Dallas can't find a motive that rings for the murder of this victim, it seems too personal yet not really. It is only after meeting Mrs. DeLano, a popular writer of police procedurals, that she ...

from Carol420

It is always a pleasure to revisit Eve and Roark... and of course Galahad. The "In Death" series is high on my favorite series list. You can't help but love its characters...its relationships...and last, but not least...its mystery. This book certainly didn't disappoint. It had its slow moments a...