I believe this may be one of my favorite In Death novels. Ceremony started out really slowly. As a matter of fact, I almost put it down several times. For me this is terribly odd. The writing style of this book was a bit different than others in the series and...
I must say: What is it with Jennifer Cruise and all of this blinking? and Pot Stickers? By the end of reading the fourth book my eyes itched and I was hungry for Chinese. I must admit that although I did enjoy this book it wasn't terrific. The plot was ok - it had...
This book was really a lot of fun!Both Mitch and Mea have a bit of a problem, they've modeled the life of a PI after Sam Spade's in A Maltese Falcon. It's really funny to watch them try to determine if they are playing out as Sam & Brigid.Mitch is doing his best to...
This was hilarious! Why does Tess keep letting him into her life? Even she's not really sure. Yet she just keeps opening the door. As much as she tries to push him away she seems to gravitate towards him. Unfortunately, Nick's only concern is making partner in his law...
This was a cute book and very funny.It's horrible to find that you're stood up at your own divorce but even worse when you can't keep your eyes off another man less than an hour later! Odd things keep happening in this book. It seems as if someone is trying to kill...
Investigating death on a honeymoon just can't bode well for a marriage. While off-planet at the still unopened Olympus Resort Eve & Roarke enjoy their time together - even when interrupted to check out a death. Upon returning home Eve realizes that other suicides are...
Eve's getting married!?!This is a terrific book where Eve is pulled in so many directions that she doesn't realize what's going on until it smacks her in the face. It's nice to see that fictional characters can make mistakes, too. Many characters make their first...
Eve Dallas searches in vain through most of the book for some hard evidence to reveal who is slashing the throats of high profile prominent women. It's wonderful to watch her live with Roarke and get used to the fact that he's there. She's comfortable with Mavis but...
This first book in the In Death series introduces Eve Dallas NYPSD detective and her crazy life. It's wonderful to see a fully developed sarcastic character that really just doesn't like people. Eve has only two people she truly loves and trusts and it's obvious that...