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'Linda Fairstein's Death Dance is her most powerful and affecting novel yet. Fairstein really knows what she's writing about, and that includes New York's theatrical world.' James Patterson 'Linda Fairstein is an important writer because she tells it like it is.' Michael Connelly 'A tour de force. Shivers not only the bones but the marrow.' Frances Fyfield 'Linda Fairstein's Death Dance is her most powerful and affecting novel yet. Fairstein really knows what she's writing about, and that includes New York's theatrical world.' James Patterson
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
I'd have to agree with some of the negative comments from other readers, this was not Fairstein at her best. The plot is weak and does focus on the ballet world which is not something that can hold a plot!! It rambles on and I nearly gave up at one point, then it ended and I wished I had given up.
She can do sooo much better than this - she's proved it before!
She can do sooo much better than this - she's proved it before!
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
The novel starts with two girls having been drugged and than sexually assaulted, which acts as a parrallel plot line. The main crux of the story is about a prima ballerina goes missing and is later found dead, and the subsequent investigation that takes place.
This is the first Linda Fairstein novel I have read, although apparently it is the eighth book to feature the character Alexandra Cooper or 'Coop'. It's Ok, easy to read and would pass a few hours on the beach, but don't expect something that will set the world on fire!
This is the first Linda Fairstein novel I have read, although apparently it is the eighth book to feature the character Alexandra Cooper or 'Coop'. It's Ok, easy to read and would pass a few hours on the beach, but don't expect something that will set the world on fire!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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Arrived on time. Very happy with my purchase. I now have all Linda Fairsteins Alexandra Cooper series and I love every one of them
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Death Dance
Linda Fairstein does it again! She is mistress of the American murder mystery, and her characters feel like old friends.
Published 15 days ago by Jaymet
Disappointing
As someone who goes to the theatre and likes crime novels, I was really disappointed with this book. It never gets out of neutral, with poor characters and cumbersome storytelling. Read more
Published 18 months ago by 1fcscout
Ballet Awful
Death Dance is a rubbish title, isn't it? Corny. Melodramatic. Just rubbish. The content is equally dire. A Death Dance with two left feet. Read more
Published on 29 Dec 2007 by Catblack_uk
Very good mystery
I can't understand the negative comments, this is a very good novel in the Alex Cooper series, moving the relationship between Alex and Mike forward a little and introducing the... Read more
Published on 7 Sep 2006 by M. J. Docherty
Shocking...
This has to be the worst crime novel that I've ever read. The plot was rambling,the characters laughable and the text awful. Read more
Published on 15 Aug 2006 by Beki Tate
Getting better all the time
This is probably Linda Fairstein's best book so far. The insights into the theatrical world of New York were fascinating and the continuing build up of the relationship between the... Read more
Published on 24 Mar 2006
ok
First of all I don't understand this book cover design. Not attractive at all. I must say that I had to wait a long time for this book. Alexandra Cooper is a good character. Read more
Published on 5 Mar 2006 by T. Oksanen
Don't Waste Your Money!!!
This book is so bad I would like a refund. The story is all over the place, very confusing, then you have the detective constantly complaining about his partners (the D.A. Read more
Published on 28 Feb 2006 by Fatima Dowling
Another unconvincing outing
Although the book contained interesting information about the NY theatre scene, the reason for Alex's involvement in the investigation of the central crime, her actual... Read more
Published on 4 Feb 2006
Gets better all the time...
Another good read from Linda Fairstein. Not only is the story backed by interesting facts about the Met, other NYC landmarks and the New York theatre business, but the... Read more
Published on 19 Jan 2006
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