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3.5 -4 stars
J.D. Robb has done it again. What a terrific thriller!
A blast from the past for Eve Dallas. She was fostered as a child in Texas with a crazy, brutal woman (Trudy) who has a young son who did his best to help Eve when he could get away with it without his mother knowing. Out of the blue, Trudy shows up in Eve's office. When Eve, kicks her out, she tries to shake Roarke down for $2 million. Sometime following this, Trudy is murdered and it is Eve's job to track down the murderer. She does a spec ...more
A blast from the past for Eve Dallas. She was fostered as a child in Texas with a crazy, brutal woman (Trudy) who has a young son who did his best to help Eve when he could get away with it without his mother knowing. Out of the blue, Trudy shows up in Eve's office. When Eve, kicks her out, she tries to shake Roarke down for $2 million. Sometime following this, Trudy is murdered and it is Eve's job to track down the murderer. She does a spec ...more
This was a great one. I knew who did it and why but I couldn't figure out how Eve was going to break the case. I was so worried about how she was going to deal with her past confronting her like that in the flesh. It was so hard watching her fall apart at the beginning, but my girl, Eve, is fierce! I also loved how Roarke supported her. She's still a bit prickly when it comes to depending on anyone, but she's coming around.
I can't wait until Mavis has her baby. I wonder if Eve will purposely mur ...more
I can't wait until Mavis has her baby. I wonder if Eve will purposely mur ...more
Eve has Christmas and compassion? Character growth with Eve. Happier Christmas than last year. Just after the clones, this was almost anti-climatic. Good, just not my favorite.
Nov 20, 2010
Deyara
marked it as to-read
Dec 02, 2010
SandyC
marked it as to-read
