Search - Entombed (Alex Cooper, Bk 7)

An excellent and surprising novel, a fine murder NYC mystery featuring Fairstein's DA Alexandra Cooper; well-written, wonderfully detailed {take it from someone who knows Da Bronx!}, quick to read, touching, smart, and very enjoyable!

This was a very interesting story and I learned a lot I never know about the Bronx and Poe. I like Linda Fairstein's stories. Every one I've read has been better than the last.

It was a crime scene Edgar Allen Poe himself could have conjured, only it was much too real. Workers demolishing a nineteenth century brownstone where Poe once lived unearth the skeleton of a young woman buried standing upright behind a brick wall.

Excellent book. This was my first by Fairstein. The Poe theme is what drew me to it, and I must say I got a pretty good "Poe" education by reading it. The ending was a little of a letdown, not because of "whodunit," but it was presented pretty blandly in comparison to some of the other action in the book. Still, overall it was a very good read. If you like your fiction with historical facts woven in, you will enjoy this book.

Linda Fairstein's books are really good books. They keep you guessing until the end.

Really good, fast read.....you wont regret reading it.