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Ceremony In Death
by J.D. Robb
Eve faces a case that involves Wicca/Witchcraft. This was an interesting read. I still absolutely love Eve and Roarke. There were a couple of spots in this book where I found myself with tears. The part with Eve/Feeney/Roarke/Whitney was the rawest I thought. It was heartwrenching. Peabody is fitting in nicely with the dynamic as well. This series is quickly becoming a top favorite.
“I’m not talking about the job. She loves you, and she doesn’t love easily. It’s difficult for her to feel it, and to show it. Part of her may always be braced for betrayal, for a blow. You’ve been her father for ten years, Feeney. She didn’t deserve to be broken again.”
“I’m not talking about the job. She loves you, and she doesn’t love easily. It’s difficult for her to feel it, and to show it. Part of her may always be braced for betrayal, for a blow. You’ve been her father for ten years, Feeney. She didn’t deserve to be broken again.”