Release Day Review: Fury In Death by J.D. Robb

 

When Lt. Eve Dallas finds herself trying to find a killer, she finds the fury behind the madness and races against the clock to stop the killer before more people die.

Fury In Death by J.D. Robb

Series: In Death book 63

Police Procedural, Mystery, Crime Fiction, Futuristic

Release Date: September 8th, 2026

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My Rating for Fury In Death: 5 Stars and a Series Recommended Read

When Eve Dallas gets a call of a dead body, she never knows if she's going to be chasing a killer or solving it right at the scene but what she does know, Larry Chu's death scene, leaves more questions than answers in a perplexing case where the facts lead to more than one answer.  For Eve understands the rage behind the murder but knows that the victims all have one thing in common and she is determined to find that answer and put a killer bent on rage, madness and revenge in a cell.

My Review for Fury In Death:

Fury In Death is the next installment in this long running series by J.D. Robb that just keeps getting better and better with each book. I am always awestruck on how this author keeps the cases fresh with each book that Eve Dallas and company need to solve as well having the characters continue to grow as people. This is an author who is a master at creating complex storytelling and characters that fairly walk off the pages. I love this series right from the first book, Naked In Death, and Fury In Death as the 63rd book in the series continues Eve's growth as a person as well as a police investigator. The story is fast paced right from the start and doesn't quit until the very last page is read. It's complex and delivers a few twists I sure didn't see coming at all and was surprised when the reveal of the killer was introduced. J.D. Robb is a class unto herself and I for one am always amazed at the way this author sets up her readers right from the start, drawing them into the story and weaving a spell around them. 

With each page I turned, I was drawn deeper and deeper into this mystery that didn't just encompass the original murder of Larry Chu but like a spider, a web of other interesting facts that came to light that had me on the edge of my seat along side Eve and the gang. With her trusty friends and Roark by her side, Eve races to stop a madman bent on revenge and fury. It's the characters that does it for me in this series. Eve Dallas and Roark are the main characters but branching from them is all these amazing secondary characters that we grow to love around them. Complex, life-like and always, at times, entertaining to a a fault, this is an author who knows her characters in this series intimately and delivers some of the best characters around. 

If you haven't tried this series before I highly recommend starting from book one, Naked In Death, to get the full cast of characters and how it all begin. I can't help but wait with anticipation for the next book coming in early 2027 because Fury In Death delivered one story that had me turning the pages until the wee hours of the morning just to see how it all ends.

I got an E-ARC Galley from the publisher in exchange for a review. This review is not an endorsement.