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      Feb 22, 2014 05:28PM
    
    
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      I just finished reading 
  
 and all I can say is WOW!! I don't know how JD Robb keeps coming up with these fabulous action-packed plots, but she does. I will now tackle 
  
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      Jonetta wrote: "Randi wrote: "I'm curently reading Loyalty in Death, and of course loving it. I have a question, if it can be answered without spoilers. I really like Roarke, (Heeeheeeeeheeee, as if ..."Thank you Jonetta. I am a new reader and I appreciate your efforts to keep it zipped. I probably should not be reading this thread, but I love the posts so much.
        
      Paula wrote: "Jonetta wrote: "Randi wrote: "I'm curently reading Loyalty in Death, and of course loving it. I have a question, if it can be answered without spoilers. I really like Roarke, (Heeehee..."
I completely understand. I had the pleasure of reading the series spoiler free (hadn't discovered Goodreads) and don't want to deny any of you that pleasure.
We do our best around here to not be spoiler-ish but there are some topics you should stay clear of, especially those that deal with the series as a whole.
  
  
  I completely understand. I had the pleasure of reading the series spoiler free (hadn't discovered Goodreads) and don't want to deny any of you that pleasure.
We do our best around here to not be spoiler-ish but there are some topics you should stay clear of, especially those that deal with the series as a whole.
      I just found the series earlier this year and have just started Visions in Death. I can't believe I never discovered this series until now. It's fantastic.
    
      I've just started 
  
. Hating Eve's harsh behavior raking poor Somerset over the coals in interrogation about his daughter. :(
    
      That's true, Kirsten. She hides behind her training to compensate for her emotional deficiencies. She has trouble showing empathy, trust, love, etc. Not her fault, given her past.Really enjoying this book so far, and the narrator on Audible is great. I feel like I'm really getting into the characters as they reappear in each successive book. I'm also developing favorites among them. Peabody is a hoot!
        
      Kirsten and Donna, I believe it's a bit of both. She believed the best way to help Mavis AND Summerset was to follow the rules and prove they were innocent. Maybe if she had more experience with empathy, Eve's approach wouldn't be so brutal but her heart's in the right place.
    
  
  
  
        
      Eve's heart is in the right place. She just doesn't always know how to show that she cares. I think Eve knew she had to play it straight by the book with Mavis and/or Summerset in order to clear them with no question of partiality. She almost had to go overboard making sure she dotted all i's and crossed her t's with them - to the point of maybe being tougher on them in interview, etc., than she might have been otherwise. She hated doing it but ultimately, did it for them.
One thing for sure is that no one could ever accuse Eve of thinking of or putting herself first. Most everything she does is to help someone she cares about or the victims of crimes.
  
  
  One thing for sure is that no one could ever accuse Eve of thinking of or putting herself first. Most everything she does is to help someone she cares about or the victims of crimes.
      Even if you go back to the first book in Naked, Eve didn't go easy on Roarke when she had to interrogate him. Like she said, if she showed any partiality towards the suspect, it would make it look bad and she would be taken off the case. She has to put her feelings aside in tough situations like this.
    
        
      She appears to do a good job of putting her feelings aside...but we can all "see" in her head and know it often tears her up to have to do it.
    
  
  
  
      Other than trying to read with the Robb's BOM rereads and I have read all of her books I just sort of float around and pick whatever book appeals to me at the time.
    
      I read them as soon as they are at my library, just love reading about Eve, Roarke, and the gang, brilliant.
    
      I finished Concealed in Death this weekend so now I am back to my hardback search with Ceremony in Death, that has been a harder one to find!
    
      Just finished Immortal in death. WOW. My favorite so far. Eve is my heroine. I understand her in a whole new way now because of this book. AND what can I say about Roarke…….He is my all time favorite hero.
    
        
      Yay Paula! I have always felt like the first 3 books are so important for setting the foundation for this series. I tell anyone who asks me about the series to read the first 3 books and you'll be hooked! I loved Immortal too.
    
  
  
  
        
      Sandra - ♥Star♥ wrote: "Yay Paula! I have always felt like the first 3 books are so important for setting the foundation for this series. I tell anyone who asks me about the series to read the first 3 books and you'll b..."
Had me at two:)
  
  
  Had me at two:)
        
      Me too, J. But I usually recommend a minimum of the first 3 just for getting in the ending of Immortal...:)
    
  
  
  
      I just finished Vengeance in Death, which is #6 in the series, and really enjoyed it. This one had a far more intricate and complex plot than the previous books.
    
      Sandra - ♥Star♥ wrote: "Donna, you are really moving along!"Sandra, I see there are two of us Donna's posting here in this thread. The other Donna, who just began the series and is up to Glory (book #2), and me with Vengeance (book #6). :)
      I just finished 22.5 "Haunted in Death"! It wasn't my favorite (found it too "quick" if you know what I mean), but enjoyed it nonetheless!Is there a "guide" on here regarding how to get the picture of the book to show up when you write a post? (I am quite bad at it, aren't I?)
        
      When you start posting in the comment box, you'll see "add book/author" on the top right side. Click it and you can search for the book. When you find the book, you can add it as a link or cover (see the option for them at the bottom of the frame). 
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  Hope this helps.
      I am reading Immortal in Death (I am posting on my phone and won't let me add a link if cover). I am so excited about Eve and Roarke getting married though with the serious trouble Mavus is in and Leonardo mixed in it I can't help feel it may not happen. I was pleased to see Sommersets story emerge a little and that Eve opened up to Dr Mira. Peabody is interesting and sometimes find her comments funny. Just loving this series
    
      donna wrote: "I am reading Immortal in Death (I am posting on my phone and won't let me add a link if cover). I am so excited about Eve and Roarke getting married though with the serious trouble Mavus is in and ..."That was a fun read -- I liked it too!
        
      Peabody is one of my favorite characters. I love her sense of humor. You'll see a lot more of it as you progress through the books.
    
  
  
  
        
      Kirsten - Members just reading book 1 or 2 could be in this thread and what I mentioned above doesn't happen until a few books later. Just don't want to give anything away! :)
    
  
  
  
        
      Trust us, there are quite a few that are just starting the series. This is a spoiler free topic.
    
  
  
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