Starts slow, after way too many details it finally gets good

Maybe not her best, but an intriguing story with several possible suspects. Not as much interaction with her very rich husband. Interesting how the case turns after the suspect is identified. Always need to close all the loopholes.

It’s a good book but not as good most of the others. I’ve read all the rest. Of the JD ROBB books and this was not as suspenseful.

I thought I figured it out, then thought I was wrong, then found out I was right. What a convoluted mess this was with all the different players. And as usual, Eve and crew never disappoint. This is one of the best with all the recurring characters and new mysteries to solve.

Great read, as always.

The murder happens in the first chapter. It takes too long with too little excitement to get to the real story. The end wraps up well. There are a lot of characters and it is a bit hard to keep them straight.

This was a pure detective story. No side characters, no Eve and Rourke play, no future tech tools, just the well crafted mystery with Eve and Peabody working it.

No big surprises here. It’s good but just a rehashing of the other “Death” books. Formulaic. Just don’t know why Nora insists on writing these books as set in the future. References to “vids” (movies) and “links” (cell phones) are more than a little corny.

Chapter 3. McNab says stalker out in 3. - 6 paragraphs later Eve said check if he’s still in. So far excellent as expected.

Love that the author after all the books still actually tells a story worth reading. Thank you