Books by J.D. Robb
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review 1: Till now, not considering the novellas, it was the most lazily written In Death series book. The plot was shoddy. Though people were getting fobbed off left, right and centre the reasoning in the end hardly made sense. Heavy duty financial jargon was inserted to make it feel cohe...
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review 1: Eve never backs down from a fight not even Hollywood's A listers. This book was fast paced and kept me on the edge of my seat . I enjoyed how she brought the criminal down. The only downside and hence a deduction of one star was the confusing names. Sometimes the characters would...
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review 1: Dallas investigates the death of a personal trainer who is found with his head bashed in an a note pinned to his chest with a knife. During the investigation Dallas finds that the victim is a real jerk who is blackmailing multiple people, sleeping with his clients and lying to e...
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review 1: Dallas to the rescue. The fascinating connection between twins is prevalent in this story. A fast moving short thriller that had an interesting premise. I'm glad this was a short, reading about kidnapping children is not my bag but this was not too bad. Crazy, Silence of the La...
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review 1: In the year is 2060, Jerry Reinhold murders his mother and father. He steals their money. Jerry finds out he likes killing and stealing and he is good at it. He feels that everyone has picked on him or stopped him from getting what he wants. Next, he goes after his girlfriend...
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review 1: I've finished all I'm going to. That is supposed to be a futuristic cop series, but you only know that because of the book jacket. The author provides no background whatsoever for someone who might not read the books in order. You only get an idea because devices used in inves...
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review 1: Great Eve Dallas mystery. Eve has to confront her past demons in the city where all the trauma occurred, Dallas. She goes there to catch an escaped convict, McQueen, who she busted when she was a rookie 12 years before.In trying to catch this evil man who so reminds Dallas of ...
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review 1: Our Eve...she's growing...and it's about damn time. I've ben waiting for it and it's finally happening! She's finally connecting with the people in her life: Peabody especially. She bought the girl lipstick for cripes sake! LOL She even took an idea for "Date Night" from Peabody....
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review 1: Après une longue pause de Nora Roberts ( overdose sûrement), et malgré le nombre important de tomes de cette série, j'ai démarré les aventures d'Eve Dallas sans grande excitation et ce fut une très bonne surprise au final! Ayant acheté l'édition double, tome 1 et 2, j'ai pu appré...
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review 1: This was sad. So much death and all of it was pretty much senseless. There were targets, but even they had nebulous reasons for death. Just bizarre. However, the image of Summerset and Eve having a tea party while quietly discussing the past was cute. And, Eve finally figured out...
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review 1: There are 2 things that burns LT. Eve Dallas. The murder of a cop and/or family and the rape and murder of a child. When who Dallas is face with both she puts all her weight and Roarke's behind it to find who rape and murder the daughter of a new police chief. As she fights he...
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review 1: Whatever you do, don't read this before reading Nora Roberts's Hot Rocks or as it was first published, Remember When. Spoilers with a capital S, and way too few blanks to fill in between them, if you do. I was lucky. I found them side by side and was able to cautiously check cove...