Reading Holiday in Death left me a bit dissatisfied - I hadn't had enough of the story by the time I'd consumed the last word from the last page. I was yearning for more. This little novella solved my problem... and then some.

Midnight in Death was just as good on its own as all the rest of the novels in the series; the fact that its word count was smaller did nothing to hinder the amazing plot it held inside. The novella was the best companion for the seventh book from the In Death, giving us more of a look into the first Christmas for the new family of Eve and Roarke, while still holding a new mind-blowing mystery that was not just dynamic and thrilling, but also better than some of those from the previous books in the series.

If you're an In Death lover, and you'd read the books up to number seven, then don't miss this little novella - it will satisfy your need for a thrill and your hunger for the amazing emotional grids of the J.D.Robb plots.