Innocent in Death: In Death, Book 24

Another excellent book in this series. This narrator is the Perfect voice. I will always be first in line to purchase any of the Eve Dallas books, but always want this narrator used.

Wow! What an excellent read/listen. Rapid moving story with exciting characters. Complete with road rage traffic outbursts. A strong mix of who done it and privacy issues. Nice twist and turns with a unpredicted outcome. So sweet, so innocent in death.

Susan Erikson you rock. The voices are what makes the stories for me. Topsy turvey twister with a dash of a man being a man. Koodles to Eve for her get back at the end. I love Roarke and Eve's relationship and soooo glad that J.D. Robb keeps their marriage real on all levels and shows us that no matter how much we love Roarke he is still a man and can get a case of "the blinders" just like the rest of them. No worries if you love them too.... it works out in the end.
The story line was in a class of it self. I am glad that I never know what to expect and there is alwasy something new to think about with each story.
Happy Reading/Listening I am on to book 25.

The mystery was tight and compelling, and the femme fatale from Roarke's past gave it just the right touch to make Roarke a little more human and less 'too good to be true' (although of course he is, lol). Eve and Roarke's relationship is the glue that holds this series together, in my opinion. The mysteries are almost always good, and Eve's focused determination to solve them makes her an engaging heroine. Thanks for a good listen. The narrator is excellent and brings the characters to life.

With every Eve Dallas book that I read, I find myself deeper and deeper in. I love this series and I find that the narrator has everything to do with that. The writing is great, but the narrator just brings the words to life. I don't know how she does it, but she is spot on with the charactors.

Totally horrifying! Gave me the shivers. Susan Ericksen is great. It kept my attention. Great listen.

No body really liked being in school or that is what Dallas thinks. But when she must go back to school to see why someone would want to kill Craig Foster. Dallas finds that school can kill you. Mr. Foster is history teacher, that everyone seems to like.
Dallas and her team are looking for a killer that seems to have studied Mr. Foster well. Before long, Dallas's best suspected is killed. Now she has two murders both at Upper West Side private school.
At the same time Dallas has other things on her mind, Magdelana. A beautiful woman from Roarke's past, that wants a second chance. Dallas is trying to take care of her home life and find a killer at the same time. Neither is getting her full attention, so both problems are only getting bigger.
This is one of the best novels that J.D. Robb has written yet. The story keeps you on your toes the whole time.

Not really, it was a predictable story that didn't really keep my attention.

Kindred in Death or Stories I only tell my friends.

Used a little more emotion and not been as even.

No. The story wasn't good enough

I recommend the J.D.Robb books to anyone who listens to audio books. Love the story of Eve and Roarke. Susan Erickson does a wonderful job with the different characters and accents. I needed to make a list of all because I am always looking for a new audio in the series. Have bought and listened to at least 15 in the series. Love them all.

This book was one of the most difficult to read, but not because of the writing but who the killer is. It was riveting and I couldn't stop listening. J.D. Robb pulled this topic off VERY well. I don't want to put any spoilers in, so I am being cryptic but by far the best book out of the series. I laughed and cried.