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Faithless in Death
by J.D. Robb
As always Nora Roberts, writing as J.D Robb spins a tale of kick-ass cops and bad-ass villain's.
This one hit a note with me, as the oppression and brutality toward women was all too real. I sometimes wonder if this author has a psychic connection to an almost here future she taps into. I can imagine this type of organization being uncovered in much the same way.
The storyline was fast paced and interlaced with many interconnecting turns. The old favourites were all there and some great sub plot lines kicked in some happy moments, amid the truly terrifying and horrendous investigation into a global cult gaining power, wealth and privilege on the foundations of their self imposed righteousness.
As ever, a fantastic read into the world of Eve, Roake and their crew.
This one hit a note with me, as the oppression and brutality toward women was all too real. I sometimes wonder if this author has a psychic connection to an almost here future she taps into. I can imagine this type of organization being uncovered in much the same way.
The storyline was fast paced and interlaced with many interconnecting turns. The old favourites were all there and some great sub plot lines kicked in some happy moments, amid the truly terrifying and horrendous investigation into a global cult gaining power, wealth and privilege on the foundations of their self imposed righteousness.
As ever, a fantastic read into the world of Eve, Roake and their crew.