Connections in Death

It was....fine, I guess. There wasn't a lot of mystery about the bad guys, or much personal resonance to Eve Dallas' life, which made it kind of flat for me. Unless you are really interested in the reappearance of Crack, the big black dude first introduced in [b:Glory in Death 268601 Glory in Death (In Death, #2) J.D. Robb https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1526477295s/268601.jpg 3241481] and get a kick out of him calling Eve “skinny white chick.” Also if you love the interrogation scenes in which Eve tries to get her suspects to confess or turn on each other, you're in luck because this book focuses heavily on that part of the case. There were a few cute moments including an uncharacteristic Eve gesture, but not a standout entry in the series to me.