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Faithless in Death
by J.D. Robb
Everyone I pick up an In Death novel I feel like I’m taking a trip with some of my favorite kick ass people. After 50 books you would think that the writing and story line would get stale, but JD Robb continues to bring depth and growth to the characters, plots, and storylines; keeping the reader engaged and wanting more. I started reading this morning and from first page was hooked. It has a story that could have easily been based on headlines from today.
Dallas, Peabody, Roarke and the entire cop family take us on a fast paced, twisted spiral of a case that started out looking like a simple homicide and became the tip of the spear hitting the dark heart of hatred, bigotry, hypocrisy misogyny, and entitlement that plagues society like a cancer. If only it was as quick to be rooted out and justice served as only Eve and team deliver.
Dallas, Peabody, Roarke and the entire cop family take us on a fast paced, twisted spiral of a case that started out looking like a simple homicide and became the tip of the spear hitting the dark heart of hatred, bigotry, hypocrisy misogyny, and entitlement that plagues society like a cancer. If only it was as quick to be rooted out and justice served as only Eve and team deliver.