Rapture in Death (In Death (Paperback)) 
asked by skywalker on November 5, 2006 11:06 PM
Each murder victim died with a smile on their face. The only one who isn't grinning is Police Lieutenant Eve Dallas-because she's got to find out why.
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I am reading all of the JD Robb books in order. I really enjoy the characters and the plots are smart, sexy and interesting.
reviewed by avi on November 25, 2006 2:30 AM
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In book four of the "In Death" Series we find our honeymooners enjoying their time away and enjoying each other, until someone winds up dead. With everyone thinking this death was a suicide, our heroine Eve knows better, then back home with a second death posed like suicide of a prominent lawyer, Eve's wheels begin to turn. She starts investigating other deaths and even a few newer deaths, taking us on a topsie turvey turn through events and eventually to our climatic ending. For any J. D. Robb fan, this is a must read!
reviewed by maxwell on November 29, 2006 12:35 AM
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Book #4 in the In Death Series.
While on her honeymoon, Lt. Eve Dallas comes across what on the surface looks like a suicide. However, the victim has a huge smile on his face. After returning home, Eve comes across another victim with the same eery smile. She can't dismiss the smile and stumbles across other similarities in the victim, such as smudge on the brain. This is a great book and the secondary characters really shine in this one. There are some great laughs from Peabody. Some heart thudding suspense. Mavis is launching her music career and is involved with a producer who pushes some subliminal messages towards Eve and Roarke in order to gain financial backing. The results make for some of the best fiction, ever! You will love every minute of this highly entertaining book.
While on her honeymoon, Lt. Eve Dallas comes across what on the surface looks like a suicide. However, the victim has a huge smile on his face. After returning home, Eve comes across another victim with the same eery smile. She can't dismiss the smile and stumbles across other similarities in the victim, such as smudge on the brain. This is a great book and the secondary characters really shine in this one. There are some great laughs from Peabody. Some heart thudding suspense. Mavis is launching her music career and is involved with a producer who pushes some subliminal messages towards Eve and Roarke in order to gain financial backing. The results make for some of the best fiction, ever! You will love every minute of this highly entertaining book.
reviewed by mountaindew on November 29, 2006 4:07 AM