I was, working on my review of Fantasy in Death, thinking about Eve and Roarke’s relationship. While Eve’s cases are generally interesting, they’ve always taken a backseat for me. The real appeal of this series is the character development. Eve’s relationships and friendships are what keep this series alive and fresh. Lately I’ve become dissatisfied […]
This is one of my favorite In Death books. I think because this is the first time we really see Eve open up. She shows a lot of emotional growth here, plus she opens the door to new friendships. It was easy to figure out who the killer was, but I still enjoyed the […]
This novel takes place right at the end of Eve and Roarke’s honeymoon. I think this is the first book where we really see them in harmony with each other. Once again Eve’s case spills over into her personal life. People keep killing themselves, but Eve is convinced they were helped along. Her only […]
Holly‘s review of The Lost anthology featuring J.D. Robb, Patricia Gaffney, Mary Blayney, Ruth Langan I’ll admit I picked this up for the JDR novella, but I’ve read other short stories by the other authors before (in previous JDR anthos) and figure this would be a good collection. J. D. Robb’s Missing in Death investigates […]
Now that I’ve started, I may end up re-reading the entire series. I’d forgotten how much I love the earlier books. Each case of Eve’s is intersting, of course, but it’s her character development that really makes these fascinating. Not to mention her relationship with Roarke. Though I figured out early on who the […]