J.D. Robb
Books by J.D. Robb
Desperation in Death
Lt Eve Dallas investigates The Academy, where young girls are trained for their future lives as slaves.
Reviewed on 21 January 2024 by Sylvia Wilson
Secrets in Death
Lieutenant Eve Dallas witnesses the murder of the glamorous, but poisonous, journalist Larinda Mars. In order to find the killer, Dallas leads the investigation into the web of unpleasant interactions that is Larinda’s life.
Reviewed on 28 April 2018 by John Barnbrook
Echoes In Death
A chance encounter with a naked woman staggering through snowy streets leads Lieutenant Eve Dallas into an investigation of a series of cases where wealthy couples are targeted for brutal ritualistic assaults.
Reviewed on 03 March 2018 by John Barnbrook
Apprentice In Death
A sniper targets skaters at the ice ring in Central Park. And it is likely that more deaths will follow.
Reviewed on 08 July 2017 by John Barnbrook
Brotherhood in Death
Lieutenant Eve Dallas has a dear friend, Dennis, who is injured when he walks in on the abduction of his cousin, Senator Edward Mira. Investigation uncovers darks sordid secrets that involve not only the senator but also a circle of his friends, a group bonded by ritual and cruelty.
Reviewed on 18 March 2017 by John Barnbrook
Festive in Death
When personal trainer Trey Ziegler is found dead, there is no shortage of suspects, but when Eve Dallas uncovers his darkest secrets, the story takes a murderous twist.
Reviewed on 04 April 2015 by Sylvia Wilson
Concealed In Death
When Roarke starts the refurbishment of a dilapidated building, he is horrified to find the bodies of twelve young girls concealed in then walls. As Eve investigates the murders, her childhood is brought flooding back as she is determined to identify the girls.
Reviewed on 15 November 2014 by Sylvia Wilson
Thankless in Death
Jerald Reinhold is planning to kill everyone who has ever slighted him. It is the job of Lieutenant Eve Dallas of the NYPSD to stop him, but how does she identify the next victim and get one step ahead of the killer?
Reviewed on 25 January 2014 by Sylvia Wilson
