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Leverage in Death
by J.D. Robb
Never thought I'd actually be reading about Trade & Finance in a book without being coerced into it. But, Nora Roberts works miracles, as always.
47 books in, and you'd think I'd be used to all the deaths I read about, but damn, for some reason, the ones in this story hit especially hard. Probably helped along by the fact that we go a little more into the personal life territory in this book - into all the highs and lows of it. These always make an In Death book a bit more special, at least for me.
I will be a little honest and admit that if I were to be asked to remain completely objective and criticise this book, I'd be able to find a few faults. But, do I care? Absolutely not. I'm totally biased towards this series, for a good reason and unapologetically so.
47 books in, and you'd think I'd be used to all the deaths I read about, but damn, for some reason, the ones in this story hit especially hard. Probably helped along by the fact that we go a little more into the personal life territory in this book - into all the highs and lows of it. These always make an In Death book a bit more special, at least for me.
I will be a little honest and admit that if I were to be asked to remain completely objective and criticise this book, I'd be able to find a few faults. But, do I care? Absolutely not. I'm totally biased towards this series, for a good reason and unapologetically so.