Saturday, February 8, 2020

Golden In Death by J D Robb

When Kent Abner - baby doctor, model husband and father, good neighbour - is found dead in his town house in the West Village, Detective Eve Dallas and her team have a real mystery on their hands. Who would want to kill such a good man? They know how, where and when he was killed but why did someone want him dead? 
Then a second victim is discovered and as Spring arrives in New York City, Eve finds herself in a race against time to track down a serial killer with a motive she can't fathom and a weapon of choice which could wipe out half of Manhattan.

This book was disappointing.  Not bad, JD Robb couldn't write a bad book...just disappointing.

It was an improbable reason for murder...all going back 8 years to when the murderers were in high school.  The thread she has been building for the past few books about a farm in the middle of nowhere seems to have ended in this one with a whimper rather than the big thing she seemed to be building it towards.  And there wasn't enough Roarke.

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