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Secrets in Death
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A new novel in the #1 New York Times bestselling series: Lt. Eve Dallas must separate rumors from reality when a woman who traffics in other people’s secrets is silenced.
The chic Manhattan nightspot Du Vin is not the kind of place Eve Dallas would usually patronize, and it’s not the kind of bar where a lot of blood gets spilled. But that’s exactly what happens one cold
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September 5th 2017
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Number 45 in the series and still going strong! This book was a little different however. Normally we see Eve rushing to find the murderer before more lives are lost. She is usually stressed, overworked and snarky with Roarke. He tries to help, she resists, they fall out, they make up..... If you are familiar with this series then you know exactly what I mean.
In Secrets in Death we see a whole different ball game. The central crime appears at the outset to be a one off and the solving of it is ...more
In Secrets in Death we see a whole different ball game. The central crime appears at the outset to be a one off and the solving of it is ...more
Some In Death books are thrillers with a race-against-time ride to the finish. Other In Death books are chilling suspense novels where the tension drips from each fast-turning page. And many In Death books are like Secrets In Death: a well-crafted police procedural that has you walking step-by-step with our heroine Eve Dallas as she solves a violent crime and proves, yet again, that she deserves her badge.
After 45 books, there’s a maturity to this series that makes it shine above most other ...more
After 45 books, there’s a maturity to this series that makes it shine above most other ...more
Lieutenant Eve Dallas agrees to meet forensic anthropologist Dr. Garnet DeWinter for a drink after hours to work on their relationship (sort of). She spies gossip columnist Larinda Mars (last seen in Glory in Death) when she arrives, giving her a wide berth but keeps her in her sights. When she sees her tottering from the restroom, Eve knows something is wrong, rushes to catch her and watches her die in that moment. It's definitely murder and she's further incensed that it happened right in
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This is the 45th book in J.D. Robb’s In Death series. I’ve been reading these books since I was 16, when I discovered that J.D. Robb was a pen name for Nora Roberts. If you’ve been following my reviews, you know that I love me some Nora. So finding out that she had an entire series that I hadn’t read, and that said series was about a homicide detective in the New York City of the future, felt like winning a literary lottery. The series was less than half of its current ...more
This is the 45th book in J.D. Robb’s In Death series. I’ve been reading these books since I was 16, when I discovered that J.D. Robb was a pen name for Nora Roberts. If you’ve been following my reviews, you know that I love me some Nora. So finding out that she had an entire series that I hadn’t read, and that said series was about a homicide detective in the New York City of the future, felt like winning a literary lottery. The series was less than half of its current ...more
Mars was mostly dead when she stumbled into the bar.
Too bad, she didn't have this guy to fix her. Instead she ended up dead-dead. Bummer. But, it couldn't have happened to a nicer jerk. It so happens that Larinda Mars was worse than your typical paparazzi scum, she was blackmailing paparazzi scum.
Diabolical!
Eve and Roarke are trying to find the killer of someone with so many enemies that they probably had to hold a lottery and let the winner kill her. There are more suspects than members on a ...more
Too bad, she didn't have this guy to fix her. Instead she ended up dead-dead. Bummer. But, it couldn't have happened to a nicer jerk. It so happens that Larinda Mars was worse than your typical paparazzi scum, she was blackmailing paparazzi scum.
Diabolical!
Eve and Roarke are trying to find the killer of someone with so many enemies that they probably had to hold a lottery and let the winner kill her. There are more suspects than members on a ...more
Feb 16, 2017
McKenzie
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Eve digs into the lives of New York's famous after a professional gossip is murdered right under Eve's nose.
Secrets in Death reads like an extension of Echoes in Death. Our suspects occupy the same rarefied circles of the victims in Echoes, the characters are still drained from the previous case, and winter still holds the city hostage. Overall, Secrets is quiet and reflective, with the focus on Eve's chosen family and the ties that bind them rather than on the horror of people killing people. ...more
Secrets in Death reads like an extension of Echoes in Death. Our suspects occupy the same rarefied circles of the victims in Echoes, the characters are still drained from the previous case, and winter still holds the city hostage. Overall, Secrets is quiet and reflective, with the focus on Eve's chosen family and the ties that bind them rather than on the horror of people killing people. ...more
As always a book byJD Robbhas to be on the very top of my to-read list. Actually, her two new releases each year are something I'm looking forward to all year. It's amazing that after 44 books this series is going as strong for me as at the beginning.
Secrets in Death was a fantastic read. The story was captivating from the very first page, and even though some books are better than other - it never stops being a thrilling ride for me. This time the plot was oddly fascinating even though it ...more
Secrets in Death was a fantastic read. The story was captivating from the very first page, and even though some books are better than other - it never stops being a thrilling ride for me. This time the plot was oddly fascinating even though it ...more
Detective Eve Dallas was off duty when she met up with a colleague in Du Vin, an upmarket Manhattan restaurant – but it wasn’t long before she had to put her cop hat back on. When the woman right in front of her was bleeding out, Eve flew into action. Larinda Mars was dead – it was up to Eve to discover who had killed her.
As information about the victim came to light, Eve determined she only needed to find out who had disliked Larinda the most. The amount of people under that heading was vast – ...more
As information about the victim came to light, Eve determined she only needed to find out who had disliked Larinda the most. The amount of people under that heading was vast – ...more
Have you ever read 45 books in the same series? Surprise! I have, and so have thousands of other people who have been following Eve and Roarke since 1995. Okay fine, I started reading them in like 2004 but quickly caught up. I'm not going to stop until I'm dead or the series ends because these books are consistently solid and starting each one gives me a sense of comfort...even if someone is being mauled or locked in a basement in the first chapter. I switched to listening to the audio versions
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3.5 stars!
Let me break it down that to you,
5 stars for Eve and Roarke loving time and the time they were spending together.
2 stars for the crimes story itself, gosh! It's bloody boring!!!!
The victim was the lady who bargain herself into one of Roarke's party in exchange for information regarding a guy who almost kill Nadine in Glory in Death!
Yeah, didn't like her and apparently she even dirtier than what it seem!!
Well, that's all really.
Trying to catch the killer didn't too difficult, rather ...more
Let me break it down that to you,
5 stars for Eve and Roarke loving time and the time they were spending together.
2 stars for the crimes story itself, gosh! It's bloody boring!!!!
The victim was the lady who bargain herself into one of Roarke's party in exchange for information regarding a guy who almost kill Nadine in Glory in Death!
Yeah, didn't like her and apparently she even dirtier than what it seem!!
Well, that's all really.
Trying to catch the killer didn't too difficult, rather ...more
What is there to say about this book? Soooo much! This book was almost...cozy. Which is crazy, considering this IS Eve Dallas we're talking about. But it was a nice respite from the breakneck speed of the few previous books. Seeing where Eve has gotten to on an emotional level, where she is with Roarke, where she stands with the "Gang." Almost everyone made a cameo, with a few notable exceptions. And Roarke! OMG, seeing into Roarke's head and his conversations with Eve and Summerset?!?!?! That's
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Sep 10, 2017
Maja (The Nocturnal Library)
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There is simply nothing better than a new JD Robb book, not for me, at least. The 45th installment of her bestselling In Death series is just as good, if not better, than the first book. This series never falls in quality, never strays and never disappoints. Nora Roberts as JD Robb can apparently do no wrong.
Secrets in Death struck me as a more quiet, intimate book than most of its predecessors. While the crime is gruesome, the victim herself is a villain of sorts so it’s hard to feel sorry that ...more
Secrets in Death struck me as a more quiet, intimate book than most of its predecessors. While the crime is gruesome, the victim herself is a villain of sorts so it’s hard to feel sorry that ...more
Secrets In Death is book 45 of the In Death series by J. D. Robb. Lieutenant Eve Dallas and a work colleague Garnet DeWinter was having quit drink after work when Larinda Mars gossip reporter of Channel 75 fell at her feet and died. For Lieutenant Eva Dallas and her team, this case ended up to be more complicated them first thought. The readers of Secrets In Death will follow the twist and turns in Lieutenant Eve Dallas investigation into Larinda Mars death.
I love this series I have all ...more
I love this series I have all ...more
Eve has agreed reluctantly to meet with Garnet DeWinter at a high end pub called Du Vin. She sees Larinda Mars gossip columnist there but ignores her as she gets seated. As she and DeWinter, wrap up their brief conversation she see Mars walking back into the pub stumbling and bleeding out from a wound to her arm. DeWinter, Eve and a doctor in the pub try to save her but it's too late. Now Eve must investigate a murder that has happened at Roarke's establishment and find justice for a woman that
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One of the latest in the JD Robb’s series, Lieutenant Eve Dallas reluctantly meets forensic archaeologist Dr. Garnet DeWinter for a drink in an upmarket winebar in New York (one of property magnate husband Rourke’s, naturally), when the bitching is curtailed by celebrity gossip columnist Larinda Mars, staggering into the bar from the ladies, oozing blood and dies in Eve’s arms. Cue the instant crime scene lock down, Det Peabody and e-whiz boyfriend summoned to the scene to interview witnesses,
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A really good solid read that I've come to expect from this author. Definitely entertaining. I did think she took it too far to tie Eve's abuse to not one but several cases. It was slightly distracting. But to be honest, the victim was a predator and thus I wasn't invested in finding her killer. So I just listened and enjoyed the story. I didn't try hard to figure out who done it. I still would recommend this book/series. Susan Erickson is amazing as usual as narrator. Now what to read next.
Bittersweet. That's what I am feeling right now. No words can express how much I LOVE this series. FREAKING LOVE IT. I've been stalling on writing this review thinking of prolonging it more until the next book comes out on January 2018. Can it come sooner???? *sigh* I should be celebrating I've finished it already but instead I feel lost. The characters are like family already. Waiting with bated breath for January to reunite with them again. But hey, I can always reread :)
Anyhoo, a gossip ...more
Anyhoo, a gossip ...more
I think to sum up this book was it wasn't great, but much better than the last few books. As some reviews noted, this one was pretty boring. At least we looked into a straight murder this time, but we still had to have the victim being the lowest of the low by targeting celebs who were victims of rape or molestation. Eve was Eve and there wasn't much depth to other characters besides a nice moment between Summerset and Roarke. I guessed the killer pretty easily because once again the bad guy
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Am I done with this series? I keep saying I am, and then reading just one more to see what the secondary characters are up to and to see if this is one of the better crime stories in the series (it isn't). I think I'm done. We'll see.
Sep 25, 2019
Anastasia
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Secrets in death by J.D.Robb is the 45th book in the In Death series. Gossip queen and reporter Larinda Mars is murdered in a restaurant while Lieutenant Eve Dallas is having drinks with Dr. DeWinter in a table nearby. There is no shortage of suspects when Eve discovers that Larinda was using her power to blackmail her victims. Another amazing book in the series. The best part is that we are able to catch up with all the characters and watch how their relationships progress. These books are
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I so much need this book to be released like Yesterday!
Sep 05, 2017
Annie (Under the Covers Book Blog)
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Every now and then I need my Eve and Roarke fix, so I was pretty much dying by the time I got this book in my hands. Things take a dark turn when Larinda Mars, a professional gossip, is murdered in one of Roarke’s hotspots. As it turns out, she experienced an altercation right before her death and now Eve is on the hunt to find out how she was killed. But as the secrets start to come out, she learns that Larinda was actually a blackmailer. She had a lot of people in her hands, which means ...more
3.5 stars.
This one dragged a bit for me! Couldn't really get into it as much as the other books. I remember back in the day I used to fly through a book a day!! It has taken me nearly 2 weeks to finish this one. Not a bad read overall but not my favourite.
This one dragged a bit for me! Couldn't really get into it as much as the other books. I remember back in the day I used to fly through a book a day!! It has taken me nearly 2 weeks to finish this one. Not a bad read overall but not my favourite.
"You're going to tell me you admired him?"...more
"Well now, there was a time in my youth when he was a hero for certain, scooping up funds like candy drops and bolloxing up the system with keystrokes and vision. No question at all he was bleeding
Sep 06, 2017
Fran
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Each time I finish a new In Death book, I feel like reading the entire series all over again. Seriously, I dread the day J.D. Robb finally decides to end this. The horror!
Also, I like how the intimate scenes felt a bit longer than in previous books. That is, it didn't immediately fade to black, and I guess it felt slightly more descriptive. Perhaps that's just me and my wishful thinking. Lol!
Also, I like how the intimate scenes felt a bit longer than in previous books. That is, it didn't immediately fade to black, and I guess it felt slightly more descriptive. Perhaps that's just me and my wishful thinking. Lol!
Oct 13, 2017
Kirsten #nationalcaregiversday #interntionalmotherlanguageday
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One of the best In Deaths in a long time. Recent books seemed to have sidelined Roarke somewhat (and I just can't stand for that!) But this one has a little bit of everything. (Except not much Mavis action.)
It has great Roarke-Eve action, an interesting murder, blackmail, a little bit of angst (not too much), and some great scenes to tickle the funny bone.
Purple boots (or was it aubergine?)!
It has great Roarke-Eve action, an interesting murder, blackmail, a little bit of angst (not too much), and some great scenes to tickle the funny bone.
Purple boots (or was it aubergine?)!
Another outstanding book by dear Nora. I can't keep repeating how much I adore this series.. oh, wait! Yes I can!!! I can better than a caner can can a can!
That was lame..
Anyway this was amazing as always. In Death series with its characters always give me the best feels!
And now of course I can't wait for the next one!
P.S. High key hoping this series never ends! :)
Peace,
A.
Undeniably this has been quite a journey reading through this series. It has been amazing and a bit of a rollercoaster ride with Eve and Roarke. I adore these two beyond rational thought. I have fallen in love with two fictional characters and cannot seem to get enough of them.
It isn’t just Eve and Roarke. I have come to love Peabody, McNab, Nadine, Summerset, Morris, Mavis, Feeney, Baxter, Trueheart, Mira, Whitney and even Galahad. Each of these characters add a creative thread to the stories. ...more
It isn’t just Eve and Roarke. I have come to love Peabody, McNab, Nadine, Summerset, Morris, Mavis, Feeney, Baxter, Trueheart, Mira, Whitney and even Galahad. Each of these characters add a creative thread to the stories. ...more
I was slightly disappointed with this one. Which is unusual for this series as normally I'm really into them. There are a lot of them and I do dip in and out rather than read avidly, but Secrets in Death just suddenly started feeling like I was reading the same book again.
That doesn't detract from the fact that Eve Dallas is an incredibly absorbing character, as she was here, but I guess I feel at this point she is going around in circles.
Writing still great. I just think maybe I'm tiring of ...more
That doesn't detract from the fact that Eve Dallas is an incredibly absorbing character, as she was here, but I guess I feel at this point she is going around in circles.
Writing still great. I just think maybe I'm tiring of ...more
Oct 09, 2017
Kathy Davie
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Forty-fifth in the In Death futuristic romantic suspense series revolving around Lieutenant Eve Dallas, her gorgeous husband, Roarke, and their companions and friends and set in New York City in February 2061.
My Take
Well, this was one of my least favorite stories, mostly due to how little contact we have with the usual cast. Sure there's a dab of Peabody and McNab with a touch of Feeney, Morris, and the squad. Mira's only mentioned. DeWinter actually feels as if she has a bigger part! Although ...more
My Take
Well, this was one of my least favorite stories, mostly due to how little contact we have with the usual cast. Sure there's a dab of Peabody and McNab with a touch of Feeney, Morris, and the squad. Mira's only mentioned. DeWinter actually feels as if she has a bigger part! Although ...more
I just love this series so freaking much... Eve & Roarke are the best couple that I've ever read! <3
He trailed his fingers over the lace, over those firm breasts, teasing them both, then flicked open the tiny front hook to free her to his hands.
And when her heartbeat quickened, to his mouth.
Her breath caught. It always did. That rush, that punch of feelings, the impossible knots of them tangled in that mad swirl of sensation as he took her over as no one else ever had, ever could.
Just ...more
He trailed his fingers over the lace, over those firm breasts, teasing them both, then flicked open the tiny front hook to free her to his hands.
And when her heartbeat quickened, to his mouth.
Her breath caught. It always did. That rush, that punch of feelings, the impossible knots of them tangled in that mad swirl of sensation as he took her over as no one else ever had, ever could.
Just ...more
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“Well, it's stupid, and it's no wonder people are perpetually fucked up, as nobody can depend on something as basic as February. Which is already screwed up because it insists on having less days, then adding one like a little prize every four years even though everybody wants February to get the hell over so we can move on.”
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