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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.
In the new crime thriller from the #1 New York Times-bestselling author, Lt. Eve Dallas journeys into the darkness where murder is born…
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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.
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After Feeney, Eve shared the HSO info with Mira. The trusted first circle is now informed. (And I consider Peabody a trusted first circle person NOW, but in Divided she still did not know about Eve's childhood.) -Laura
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Mira set the cup aside. “They were aware of you? Of what was being done to you, and didn’t intervene?”
“They were aware, it’s in the file. Just like they were aware of what I did to get away. They cleaned up after me, and they let it ride. So no, I’m no fan of the HSO.”
“Whoever gave the order not to intervene when a child’s welfare—her very life—is at stake, should be locked away—like any abuser.”
Divided in Death
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I love how Mira supports Eve and protects her like one of her own.
This was a hard book to read. So much happening. Nora does a superior job on this book.
This was so upsetting. One evil person abused her but many listened and allowed it !! None of us are fans of the HSO.
Divided in Death doesn't offer a ton of light moments for a Friday, so I went with Eve giving Feeney an honest answer and trusting he'd never share it. -Laura
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“You don’t want payback?”
She looked down at the floor, then made herself lift her gaze and meet his eyes. “I want it so bad I can taste it. I want it so bad, so fucking bad, it scares me. I want it, Feeney, so bad that I know I have to put it away. I have to, or I’ll do something I’m not sure I can live with.”
He nodded, and that was enough for both of them.
Divided in Death
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Love this. 💚
How many Loves can you give this? Not enough, that's for sure.
So powerful. Love the raw honesty and trust.
Chapter 7 brings us to the serious center of Divided in Death -- beyond the case. Roarke does a deep dive into his files in the HSO, which brings up his father, which brings up Richie Troy which brings up Eve and the decision to leave her with Troy. He tells Eve and is upfront about his rage and determination to exact revenge on her behalf. Near the end of the chapter Eve says she may be where she is now because of her past. And to leave it. What did you think? -Laura
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Recommend nonaction re minor female.
Divided in Death
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Every time I read this book... this part always gets me .. such a sad and furious moment at the same time
Oh man. I didn't even need the refresher, just the words on the screen. That was such a reprehensible thing for HSO to do at that time, and honestly, I was kind of on Roarke's side of this "discussion." I know that Eve believes in the system, has to believe in it, because that's what got her through. But those cowards deserved some payback.
This was a tough one because they both had great points. Good thing Roarke doesn’t have a Time Machine!
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