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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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Back to Rememberr When (and we're getting closer to JD's half). So many skills learned at her father's knee come back to Laine in Chapter 10 and 11, but unlike her father, she will not keep Max out of the loop. -Laura
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She selected a small ball-peen hammer, cocked her head, swung back her arm.
Then stopped.
And because she stopped, she realized, without a single doubt, she was in love with Max.
On a breath, she sat, staring at the dog as she set the hammer aside. She couldn’t do it on her own because she was in love with Max.
That meant they would do it together. And so whatever came next together.
The Obsession
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Back to Rememberr When (and we're getting closer to JD's... Someone finally said it properly facebook.com/share/p/1c4DYUkLRq/
That was definitely a moment for her x
Definitely made her stop and think about what she wanted and needed
A quick heads up on this Monday.
I read all the comments (may not act on all of them, but I read 'em). I see a growing confusion about why some readers already have Fury in Death.
I only learned recently that for the first time in quite a while we don't have simultaneous release dates for the US/Canada and the UK/IRE/AU/NZ. Fury in Death will be out in the UK and the Commonwealth tomorrow and on Tuesday September 8 in the US/Canada.
I will not open the blog discussion until 7 am (EDT) Tuesday, September 8. And any comments that offer even a smidge of info about Fury will be deleted.
I don't know why it ended up this way -- neither does JD -- we just deal with the aftermath. Hence, the crankiness level is raised just a bit for me, while JD will dive into creating the first In Death for 2028. We do what we have to do. -Laura
And a quick PS: waiting the extra week for Fury means less of a wait for Perfect in Death (out in February). Always a silver lining. 😊
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Thank you. It has been a little confusing.
Always appreciate the heads up
Guess they wanted to keep you on your toes. Relax everyone, it's only a week and JD's books are always worth the wait.
You can see why Jack O'Hara was good at a con (not great, good): he pivots from ebullient guy hugging his daughter, to sad friend weeping for Willy to absolute shocked father that his daughter would sleep with a cop. This part of the conversation made me laugh. -Laura
#rememberwhen #noraroberts #jdrobb
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“You’re sleeping with a cop? My own daughter?”
“I don’t think this is the time to go into that. Dad, someone broke into my house, into my shop because they’re looking for the stones. I don’t have them.”
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Gotta love Jack
Yeah I’m a happy bunny, I’ve just picked up my copy of Fury in Death, that’s my weekend sorted 📚🍷☕️🍫
Jack, the ultimate narcissist. He may care for others, but it's really all about him.
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