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In the new crime thriller from the #1 New York Times-bestselling author, Lt. Eve Dallas journeys into the darkness where murder is born…
Death imitates art in the brand-new crime thriller starring homicide cop Eve Dallas from the #1 New York Times-bestselling author J.D. Robb.
A violent death and a vault of stolen treasures has Eve Dallas struggling to solve crimes old and new in the latest thriller in the #1 New York Times-bestselling series.
After Jamie spilled the tea that Roarke had gone into the infected unit, it's probably a good thing that Eve's not inclined to kill the messenger. Though she did eviscerate Feeney with her eyes before taking on her husband. -Laura
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She looked back at Roarke as she spoke. “Get out.”
No one mistook she meant for Roarke to leave. The general exodus was more of a scramble. And at the doorway, Feeney batted the flat of his hand at the back of Jamie’s head.
“What?” Sulkily, Jamie rubbed the spot. “What?”
“I’ll tell you what,” Feeney muttered and closed the door at his back.
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I always love it when Jamie is in the book! The scenes with him are hilarious 😂
One of my favorite scenes! I love it when Roarke and Eve butt heads and when the gang's all together
Earlier in the scene between Deputy Mayor Jenna Franco and Eve, Franco says: "You hold your line, as a woman, by employing more traditionally male methods. I hold mine with the female. I enjoy exploiting my looks, my femininity for my own uses." And while I almost used that, I did like Eve's response to Franco's insult better. -Laura
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“How in God’s name did you manage to snap a man like Roarke?”
“If you’re thinking to insult me enough that I plant a fist in your face and get myself removed from this investigation so you can toss the media a more attractive image as primary, I’ll tell you that while it’s very tempting, I’m going to see this case through. I’m going to close it. After that, all bets are off.”
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Eve’s no fool.
The POW graphic is genius, Laura! Perfect for this quote. I remember REALLY wanting Eve to punch that heifer! LOL
Love love love Eve. She never backs down from threats, and insults like this roll right off her back
Peabody speaks a painful truth (sorry, had to do it). Almost stopped with her observation about Eve, but I did like the guys part. -Laura
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“People handle pain differently. Like you. You pretend it’s not there. Like it’s a personal insult and you’re going to ignore it so it’ll go away. Me, I go straight for the holistic stuff. Early childhood training. But if that doesn’t work, it’s better living through chemistry. And guys, like my brothers and my dad, they whine. A guy gets sick he reverts to babyhood. Which includes temper tantrums.”
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