This is a good addition to the In Death series. I liked the twists and turns that Robb threw in this one. The mystery was certainly well planned out and not obvious from the beginning. I do think, however, that solving the murders was overshadowed at times by the tension going on between Roarke and Eve. Through the investigation things come to light about Eve's past and she doesn't like how Roarke intends to deal with it. They clash over their beliefs and remain clashed through much of the book. This was different than in other books where they may have a big fight and then get over it. This went deeper and it caused Eve and Roarke to skirt around each other for much of the book. It's strange how something like that really resonates throughout the whole of the story. Robb did a good job of subtly weaving the tension around everything else going on in the story. 
 This is definitely a series that I love to go back to. I like being back with the characters.