JD Robb

5 hours ago

I previously did posts about Roarke's surprise to see Eve. So this time I went with Eve taking stock of Sinead. I think it goes well. -Laura
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Text reads:
Eve took the woman’s measure in a slow, careful study. Hurt him, her face said clearly, deal with me. She watched Sinead’s eyebrow wing higher, and a faint smile ghost around her mouth.
“It’s nice to meet you, Mrs. Lannigan.”
“Sinead will do.”
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JD Robb

1 day ago

Who could resist a line in which Feeney pulls one over on Eve? Of course, she was more distracted by him telling her to go to Ireland, but still. -Laura
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Text in a blue circle reads:
“You think he needs me to be there?”
“I do.”
“But the case. I can’t just—”
“What am I, a rookie?” Feeney had the wit to look insulted. “You don’t think I can manage as temporary primary for a couple days?”
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JD Robb

2 days ago

Sinead Lannigan is a force to behold. It's fun watching Roarke so completely out of his depth when he comes face to face with loving family. -Laura
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Text in a green shamrock-y box reads:
“You’ll stay at least the night, meet the rest of your family. Give them a chance to meet you. It would mean a great deal to my parents, to my brothers,”
“Mrs. Lannigan.”
“That’s Aunt Sinead to you.”
“I’m out of my depth.”
“Well then, sink or swim, for you’re about to be tossed into the deep end of the pool.”
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