Kindred in death
by Robb, J. D.,
| Item type | Location | Collection | Call Number | Status | Date Due |
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| Audio Books | Wells (Albany) | Audio CD | AB Robb (Browse Shelf) | Item damaged |
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Not even their worst nightmares could prepare them for the crime scene that awaits them instead. Deena has been brutally murdered in her bedroom, and her body shows signs of trauma that horrify even the toughest of cops, including our own Lieutenant Eve Dallas, who is specifically requested by the captain to investigate.
When the evidence starts to pile up, Dallas and her team think they are about to arrest their perpetrator; little do they know that someone has gone to great lengths to tease and taunt them by using a variety of identities.
Overconfidence can lead to careless mistakes. But for Dallas, one mistake might be all she needs to serve justice.
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"Adult Fiction"--Container.
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Read by Susan Ericksen.
Lieutenant Eve Dallas must track down the murderer who killed the NYPSD Captain's daughter. This mastermind keeps Dallas guessing, but one mistake may lead her right to him.
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Circulating | Kindred in death / by Robb, J. D., ©2009
G. P. Putnam's Sons, (New York :) 374 p. ; 24 cm. |
Decent, but not great
I have read every single "In Death" book and this one left me feeling a little blah. I absolutely LOVE series books, and have ever since The Babysitter's Club stole my heart a long, long time ago. The "In Death" books and James Patterson's Alex Cross series are my current favorites right now. I would think during any point in a series we will have ups and downs, and unfortunately this isn't the best book in the In Death series. <br /> <br />I love Dallas and Roarke, and all of the other characters as well. Typically, they are witty, colorful, and have a great banter that almost makes you feel like you're watching a sitcom instead of just reading a book. I love that I can completely visualize everything about these characters because they are well developed over the course of the series. However, a lot of that banter was just missing from this book. There are the typical interactions, but way more focus on Dallas the "Bad Ass" cop and less about Dallas as a normal human being. <br /> <br />Additionally, the plot just wasn't developed enough for me to really get behind why this crazy murderer did what he did. I would have liked more character development across the board, especially with regard to the background/life of the murderer. Even though like all murder mysteries we figure out who the killer is, the killer is caught, etc...it never really went that far into how someone could be this miserably messed up. <br /> <br />I read this one in less than 3 days. It's an easy read and will keep you entertained, like usual, but don't expect to be blown away.
JD Robb/Nora Roberts rocks
This series is awesome. If you haven't read any of the books you need to start at the beginning. Each book is a stand alone work but refers to events from other stories. Very highly recommended.
Truly EVE DALLAS!!!!
I have read each and every one of these - and I LOVED THIS ONE!!!! Nothing can compare to Eve Dallas when she is on a case. I can't wait for the next one. I have already read Fantasy - and it was good - but not as good as this one I think. <br /> <br />Eve Dallas Fans are NOT going to be dissapointed.
Skip this one
I have read every "in death" book in the entire series, I actually own them, they are all on my bookshelf, and I have enjoyed every single one of them, until this one. This episode is very low on content and very high on graphic content. I was so disgusted by their constant description of the atrocities inflicted on the 1st murder victim -- a 17 year old rape victim -- that my stomach turned and I am really turned off the entire series now. I am seriously considering chucking the whole set. I genuinely hope the next book is better because right now one of my favorite reading guilty pleasures is in serious jeopardy.
Kinded in Death
Nore Roberts is one of my most favorite authors. I enjoy her books written as JD Robb. I love the how the books are written in time more 50 years away but are still very believable. LOVE LOVE LOVE!
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