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In the latest from #1 New York Timesbestselling author J.D. Robb, Eve Dallas solves a harrowing case standing for one of her own.
In the new crime thriller from #1 New York Times-bestselling J.D. Robb, a small and easily concealed weapon wreaks havoc, and the killer is just a face in the crowd.
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In episode 2, Nora discusses why she went beyond three books for the In Death series. Don't forget, you can watch all the episodes at jdrobb.com/in-depth/ -Laura
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Love love this series and finding out how much eve has grown
These are fascinating! What a great idea. 🙂
Enjoying this series
This entire scene was heavy from Tibble's asking Eve's whereabouts at the time Bowers was murdered to her telling Peabody and Feeney what to do in her absence. These lines, for me, were the hardest to read that first time around. -Laura
#conspiracyindeath #suspension
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She stared into his eyes, couldn’t look anywhere else. Inside her head was a scream: dull, distant, desperate. Her joints felt rusty as she reached down for her badge, then over to release her weapon. Their weight in her hand made it shake.
Putting them in Whitney’s was like ripping out her own heart.
Conspiracy in Death
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I bawl every time I read this scene.
It gets me every time I read Conspiracy or listen to it!
I'll be honest. This whole story line about broke my heart. Whitney didn't want to take it any more than she wanted to hand it over. I cannot imagine someone taking something from me that was so much my identity for so long.
When Roarke hears about Webster for the first time. We'll find out how he really feels down the road, so comment about THIS moment. -Laura
#conspiracyindeath #oldflames
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“It was nothing. It was a long time ago.”
“What was?”
"When we got drunk and naked and bounced around on each other,” she said between her teeth. “Happy?”
He chuckled, leaned in to kiss her lightly. “I’m devastated. Now you’ll have to get drunk and naked and bounce around with me to make up for it.”
Conspiracy in Death
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Love these little bits and pieces between the 2 of them, always make me smile x
Roarke has a good attitude about things in the past! And an excellent solution.
Roarke is smart enough to know they both have a past. As long as it's in the past, he's ok with it.
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