I liked this entry in the In Death series. I felt like this book sort of went back to the beginning with the way the mystery felt. There was only one case that Eve and crew were working on and personally I enjoy that more than the books getting weighed down with too many different crimes to solve. There's always one that will not get the attention it deserves and usually it's the one that I like over the other. Or, in some cases, the murders will end up being conveniently connected and that's just usually messy. 
 In Witness in Death, Eve and Roarke (among others) witness an actual murder take place on stage during a theater opening night performance. I liked how Robb set this story up. I liked the fact that the suspects were all mostly actors whose job it is to take on other guises and personalities. It really made who-to-trust very questionable. Who was acting, who's telling the truth? 
 This book was really good with the chemistry again between Roarke and Eve. I felt in the last couple of books we were losing it a little bit, or maybe Robb was downplaying the romance aspect a little in the previous couple books, but I think it's definitely back in this one. We also get more background information on the developing relationship between Peabody and McNab. At first, I wasn't sure how I would like the story veering away from main couple Eve and Roarke, but Robb writes this series so well that I've really come to appreciate all the side characters and I love when they get little moments in the spotlight. I hope we continue to see things between Peabody and McNab become more serious. It's nice to see the path they are on. 
 There were a few things that felt a little muddled in regards to the final reveal of the murderer, but I think sometimes one just has to go with the flow. It's definitely nothing that will deter me from reading more into the series, I just wish Robb would have clarified a few things before the end. I wonder if it's something she intended to leave up to the reader to decide or maybe something that was discarded during editing. Regardless, I continue to enjoy this series, some books more than others, but that's to be expected with a series that spans nearly 40 books at this point. I am, if nothing else, interested to see what new circumstances Robb can continue to put Eve and Co. in, in the future installments. Until Then!