JD Robb

17 hours ago

I can just imagine Eve's "surprised" face that Roarke knows of the heist AND published Samantha's book. It's helpful in so many ways. -Laura
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Text reads:
“Starline? Publishing? That’s yours.”
“It is. I caught the pitch from the acquiring editor in one of the monthly reports. It interested me. Everyone—well, everyone with certain interests—knows about the Forty-seventh Street job.”
“You’d have those certain interests.”
“I would, yes.”
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JD Robb

4 days ago

When the second half of Remember When opens, author Samantha Gannon is heading home after an exhausting book tour. Only to walk into a torn apart house and a dead friend. Eve -- who was just about to leave her office -- gets the call and heads over to the scene of the crime. Eve's "Is that so?" is where the threads of the first half are picked up. -Laura
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Text reads:
“My book’s about a major diamond heist in the early part of the century. Here in New York. My grandparents were involved. They didn’t steal anything,” she said quickly. “My grandfather was the insurance investigator who took the case, and my grandmother—it’s complicated. But a quarter of the diamonds were never recovered.”
“Is that so.”
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JD Robb

5 days ago

Last quote from the first half of Remember When. I thought this showed how Max and Laine would deal with what life throws at them going forwards. JD picks up the story next. -Laura
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Text over a dark forest reads:
“Keep a light burning for me.” He jogged toward the woods, turned for a quick salute, then disappeared into them.
“Well.” Laine let out a long breath. “There he goes. Thanks.”
“For what?” Max asked as she kissed him.
“For letting my father go.”
“I don’t know what you’re talking about. I’ve never met your father.”
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