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Summary: Nice continuation
Review: I really liked this bood. It was another nice one in the series. I especially liked the foray into Roarke's past.
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Summary: Excellent Read
Review: I started from the beginning of the series with Naked in Death and am reading them in order of publication. This was, in my opinion, the best of the series so far. The relationship between Eve and Roarke continues to grow. All the regulars appear in this one with the introduction of McNab. I would like to see him hooked up with Peabody. We'll see what happens in the next couple of books. The action is great. The dialog is great. We learn a little more about the characters. Vengeance in Death is well worth reading.
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Summary: Outstanding audio performance of a great story
Review: I'm a huge fan of Eve and Roarke's, but I couldn't get past the fact that Roarke commited the same hideous crimes as the villians in the story. This was very disappointing and disturbing to me. Albeit it was done for vengeance, it was still murder. For someone who purports to be a Catholic, murder should not have been an option. It would have been more plausible and acceptable for Roarke to have ruined them financially.
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Summary: disappointing
Review: I'm a huge fan of Eve and Roarke's, but I couldn't get past the fact that Roarke commited the same hideous crimes as the villians in the story. This was very disappointing and disturbing to me. Albeit it was done for vengeance, it was still murder. For someone who purports to be a Catholic, murder should not have been an option. It would have been more plausible and acceptable for Roarke to have ruined them financially.
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Summary: Vengeance in Death is a winner
Review: In this latest installment in the "...in Death" series, Vengeance in Death, there is a series of vicious murders involving torture and mutilation. Eve discovers that all the victims had assisted Roarke in his quest for vengeance for the murder of a young girl back in Ireland. The young girl was Somerset's daughter. Somerset is Roarke's butler and they have been together for many years coming to America together from Ireland.The murderer sends Eve riddles before each murder. And she tortures over each riddle believing that if she can solve the riddle in time she might prevent the murder from happening. Somerset's character is largely developed in this book as he is framed and made to look like the murderer, also implicating Roarke. Eve decides to take the investigation underground or risk making Roarke look like the prime suspect. Figuring out the murderer was difficult and entertaining. Another excellent book in the series.
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Summary: at her best
Review: It is my opinion that the esteemed Nora Roberts has foun her niche in the crime novel genre. I have been a long time fan of hers and the IN DEATH series is, in my opinion, her best yet. She has developed in Eve Dallas a character that is both human and superhuman at the same time.
Roberts has once again developed a cast of characters that readers can identify because like the rest of us they have flaws as well as traits that make them loveable and unique. I enjoyed the futuristic take on crime. Trully unique. I would highly recomend this and any of Roberts' other works to mystery and romance lovers alike!
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Summary: at her best
Review: It is my opinion that the esteemed Nora Roberts has foun her niche in the crime novel genre. I have been a long time fan of hers and the IN DEATH series is, in my opinion, her best yet. She has developed in Eve Dallas a character that is both human and superhuman at the same time.
Roberts has once again developed a cast of characters that readers can identify because like the rest of us they have flaws as well as traits that make them loveable and unique. I enjoyed the futuristic take on crime. Trully unique. I would highly recomend this and any of Roberts' other works to mystery and romance lovers alike!
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Summary: The best so far!
Review: It's official. I'm addicted to the "...in Death" series. I was hooked after the first book, "Naked in Death", but convinced myself that I could stop anytime I wanted. Yeah, right. I've even got my husband reading the series and he's hooked too. This is the sixth book in the series and, in my opinion, the best so far. Once again, Roarke is linked to a series of heinous murders Lt. Eve Dallas is investigating. This time, however, he's a target. In the process of keeping her man safe and tracking the killer, Eve learns more about Roarke and Summerset's past. This one kept me guessing until the end. Eve's relationship with Roarke is further developed. As always there's just the right amount of great love scenes but the fights are even better! This series offers a perfect blend of suspense, romance and even humor. Lt. Eve Dallas is such a wonderful character. She's got guts, brains, strength, wit and just a touch of insecurity. And what woman wouldn't want a Roarke in their life? This book won't disappoint.
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Summary: The best so far!
Review: It's official. I'm addicted to the "...in Death" series. I was hooked after the first book, "Naked in Death", but convinced myself that I could stop anytime I wanted. Yeah, right. I've even got my husband reading the series and he's hooked too. This is the sixth book in the series and, in my opinion, the best so far. Once again, Roarke is linked to a series of heinous murders Lt. Eve Dallas is investigating. This time, however, he's a target. In the process of keeping her man safe and tracking the killer, Eve learns more about Roarke and Summerset's past. This one kept me guessing until the end. Eve's relationship with Roarke is further developed. As always there's just the right amount of great love scenes but the fights are even better! This series offers a perfect blend of suspense, romance and even humor. Lt. Eve Dallas is such a wonderful character. She's got guts, brains, strength, wit and just a touch of insecurity. And what woman wouldn't want a Roarke in their life? This book won't disappoint.
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Summary: An Eye for an Eye
Review: J. D. Robb does it again! This is the sixth in the Eve Dallas and Roarke series and is even better than the previous books. You really get into Roarke's past and what makes him tick. The relationship between Eve and Roarke is stronger and their love scenes are hotter and fresher than ever. This puts to rest the long held theory in the romance genre that once the hero and heroin get together they are boring. Eve and Roarke are anything but!
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