JD Robb

12 hours ago

Meeting the inlaws can be an interesting experience, especially when you're trying to stop someone from breaking his promise and leaving with his diamonds. I liked how Max handled this -- and how Jack had to give it one last try. -Laura
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Text in a gray box over a briefcase reads:
“You finish this out, I’ll see that your slate’s wiped clean on this. You ditch me, you hurt Laine, and I’ll hunt you down like I would a rabid dog. You’ll be my goddamn life’s work. That’s a promise, Jack.”
“You’re not bullshitting. I know when a man’s bullshitting. Son of a gun.” Jack’s grin spread wide and bright as he leaned over to embrace Max. “Welcome to the family.”
“Briefcase is locked, Jack.”
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JD Robb

13 hours ago

When Eve Dallas investigates the murder of a wealthy biotech in his highly secured home office, she finds a scene of excessive violence inflicted by unnatural strength. The mystery only grows when it turns out the biotech isn’t the only victim—and Dallas will need to tear through one layer of secrecy after another to reveal what lies behind this explosion of fury...

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JD Robb

2 days ago

It's highly entertaining watching Jack ricochet from thief searching for diamonds to stunned dad. And back. Plus in Chapter 13 we see how good a cop Vinnie is when he recognizes Laine's eyes in Jack's face. -Laura
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Text in a yellow circle reads:
“What I’m doing is spending nights with the man I love and am going to marry.”
“Ma—” He made several incoherent sounds as the blood drained out of his face. He gripped the back of a chair, slowly sank into it. “Legs went out. Lainie, you can’t get married. You’re just a baby.”
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