Haunted in Death

In Death, Book 22.5

By: J. D. Robb

Narrated by: Susan Ericksen

Number 12 is an urban legend in 2060 New York City. The hot club in the 1960s, it is now reported to be haunted...and cursed. Lieutenant Eve Dallas is called there to investigate the apparent murder of Radcliff Hopkins, its new owner and the grandson of the man who made Number 12 a cultural icon. Several bullets from a banned gun end his dream of returning the building to its former glory.

With everyone around her talking about the supernatural, pragmatic Eve won't let rumors of ghosts distract her from hard evidence. The case becomes even more bizarre when it appears to be linked to the suspicious disappearance of a rock star eighty-five years ago. As Eve searches for the connection, logic clashes with the unexplainable. She may be forced to face the threat of something more dangerous than a flesh-and-blood killer.

Crack another case with Eve Dallas.©2006 J. D. Robb; 2006 Brilliance Audio

Haunting!

A different type of murder mystery with our favorite characters somehow still ending as the superheros they are.

Not bad but not my favorite

This story was a cool concept, but unsatisfying. The plot doesn't develop, so much as Eve just guesses who the murderer is. Many names thrown in make it difficult to track in audio form. But still good!

Great book

Writer seems to be able to keep you cooked on the characters and the stories love listening to her series. The reader brings the characters to life and makes you part of the story

Spooky

Enjoyed this spooky yarn with Eve. Great writing, as usual and love the supernatural spin

Nothing scares Eve Dallas

Would you consider the audio edition of Haunted in Death to be better than the print version?

I think any audio edition is better then print ;)

What other book might you compare Haunted in Death to and why?

So many books right now are of paranormal, futuristic things. I'm not sure if I could compare.

Which character – as performed by Susan Ericksen – was your favorite?

WOW that is a tough one. She is so good with all of them. I do love Peabody. Great contrast from Dallas