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| WITNESS IN
DEATH
J. D. Robb Berkley Pub Group, March 6, 2000 357 pages; ISBN# 0425173631 Category: Futuristic Romance
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is one of those books that comes along every once in a while to teach you
some thing about an author you think you know so well. We all know,
in the back of our minds, that J.D. is really Nora Roberts. Nora is one
of those writers who can fool even the most decated of readers, and
I think she enjoys doing it, too.
When we last left our intreped duo they had just excaped certain death and saved the Statue of Liberty. Now off to a night of laughter and good times. Witness is a light-hearted tale of just how bad a date could end up, if you are married to one of New York's finest. Thank you J.D. for another surprise, more laughs, and another look into the, hopefully, never ending life that Dallas and Roarke. Thank you, too, Agie. May your books, and plays kept inspiring other good writers now and in the future. Michelle Patrykus /
April, 1999
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| LOYALTY
IN DEATH
J.D. Robb Berkley, October 1999 358 pages; ISBN# 042517140X Category: Futuristic Romance Suspense
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| "We
are Cassandra." Ominous words that start a new case for Eve Dallas.
I think that Loyalty is second only to Naked in Death. JD will again
take us on the ride of our lives, from Dallas's drive to stand for the
dead to Roarke's new toys it is no-stop action.
The old crew is back. Peabody gets two new boy friends. [Way to go Peabody!] Terrorist in New York City. Do you really need more? Michele Patrykus /February,
2001
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| CONSPIRACY
IN DEATH
J. D. Robb Berkley, March 1999 386 pages; ISBN# 0425168131 Category: Futuristic Romance Suspense
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there is someone out there who still hasn't read JD now is the time to
start. CONSPIRACY IN DEATH has everything you could want in a romantice
suspence story.
Dallas and Roarke are back and in it real deep this time. They go from a fancy night out to death on a whirlewind ride that leaves you breathless. CONSPIRACY IN DEATH is another "who done it" that keeps you up all night and as always looking for more when you finish the story. But take heart, the blurb on Loyalty in Death looks good too. I reccomend take you take the time between them to read JD's "Death" books because you will not want to miss even one.. Michele Patrykus /February,
2001
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