1st to die by James Patterson
Lindsay Boxer is a tough, but sympathetic homicide detective who along with three friends are trying to solve horrific murders. Someone is killing brides and grooms on their honeymoons, and Lindsay and her friends form the Women's Murder Club. They are trying to stop this killer before he strikes again. ( )

War with the Robots by Harry Harrison - Good

A lovely set of short stories written before the Apollo Project but post Asimov's I Robot (and therefore after his Three Laws of Robotics) which means there are one or two things in there that raise an unintentioned smile eg when the author prefaces one story by suggesting that one day a rocket will reach the moon :-)

I particularly liked the Robot Policeman in "Arm of the Law", the author could have made a good full length novel of his adventures, but all of them had their quirks and interests and I spent a few happy hours reading this and vowing to read more science fiction.
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Indeholder "A Word from the (Human) Author", "Simulated Trainer", "The Velvet Glove", "Arm of the Law", "The Robot Who Wanted to Know", "I See You", "The Repairman", "Survival Planet", "War with the Robots".

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