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What our customer's say!

"Another winner for J.D.Robb", We must be sick people to hang on every one of these death stories, but again she keeps me from knowing the answer until the time is right.

"Great!, as always", Every one of the (In Death) books are great! This one is no exception. I love the intracacies of Lt. Dallas and Roark's relationship, the bantering, subtle humor and sizzling sex scenes! I highly recommend Strangers in Death. You won't be disappointed.

"A solid crime story with great characters", It should first be said that this is part of a series about New York Police Lieutenant Eve Dallas, her friends and colleagues and her husband, multibillionaire Rourke. It makes sense on its own, but regarding the characters it's a lot better to have read the other titles in the series first. And they're definitely worth it.
'Strangers in death' is about the death of the wealthy owner of a sports equipment company. At first glance, it seems like a kinky sex session gone wrong. But it becomes clear very soon that this was a well-planned murder. The man was a nice guy according to everyone but his wife, who's obviously lying about a lot of things. But she has a watertight alibi and friends in high places. That doesn't stop Eve from following her instincts and trying to find out how and why the widow could have murdered her husband.
I enjoy the series a lot, mostly because I really like the characters and because the crime stories are always intelligent and have depth. The reason why I didn't give it 5 stars was that this time, the idea comes from a film whose story I happen to know, so I was somewhat ahead of part of the solution. Apart from that, which may not be a problem for all readers, it was a good crime story. I always enjoy some more stories about these characters, so a new Eve Dallas-novel is always a treat. Former titles had more depth and bite when it came to Eve's and Rourke's pasts and relationship, but then they have been together for a while now and I guess you can only write so much about their secrets and conflicts. So all in all, this is a solid and satisfying new title in this great series.
Naked in Death (In Death)

"One of her best books", This was one of the best books in the "Death" series. I never get tired of the characters. With each book, we grow closer to significant characters, in this case, Charles and Louise. I also never would have guessed the murderers in a million years. This book was very well written, and enjoyed immensely. I can't wait for the next one.

"Not neally as good as the rest", I have read all of Nora Roberts in Death series, I think thats over 30
books and this is my least favorite. It was very slow and frankly
boring. The whole concept I saw in an episode of CSI and therefore
the ending wasn't that exciting. If you've never read any of the In Death series don't start with this one because then you won't want to read anymore.

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"J D Robb At Her Finest!", I love all her In Death Series, and this one of them. The fast phased action, the humor, the drama all rolled into one. Ms. Roberts is one hell of a writer, I love all her works. And her characters are so captivating. I would love to follow more adventure of Roarke's cop, Eve Dallas, how the couple solves crime as the most unbeatable team in the planet. Strangers In Death is one story you won't be able to put down until you are at the very end. Its not just a simple case of who-done-it, its a twisted crime and only a seasoned cop like Lt. Dallas can walk, talk and be for the dead. Its her dead now, and I like the way she handles it. And Roarke the ever supportive and charming sidekick, hubby and expert civilian consultant ^_^

"Great read that moves the series along", I truly enjoyed this installment of the series for a number of reasons. First of all, I liked for a change this book focused more so on the murder and the police work and had less involvement from exeternal elements such as Roarke's world or the media. Makes the series feel less like a formula. I also liked the step by step approach that Eve took to make the case. Finally, I think it continued (as the books usually do)to mature the relationship between Eve and Roarke as they better understand each other and can articulate why their relationship works so well. A very satisfying read and one of the better books in the series.

"Great read!!", JD Robb's "Death" series is great. If you like futuristic stories, then try this series.

"Like visiting an old friend...", I don't know how Nora Roberts continues to crank out books at this rate. I got the latest In Death installment from the library the other day... Strangers In Death by Nora Roberts writing as J. D. Robb. Strangers adheres to the basic Eve Dallas plot-line. The focus is on the crime and story, without a lot of character-building along the way. And I guess that's why I enjoyed this so much... I could just get lost in the story and have a good time.

In this episode, Dallas pulls a call for a crime that has a number of media implications. Thomas Anders, the head of a sporting-goods company, is found murdered in his house. What makes it "scandalous" is that he's tied up in bed, choked with a rope around his neck, with plenty of "toys" laying around. It certainly looks like a fantasy gone wrong, except that there's absolutely no clues as to who the other participant (and likely murderer) was. The wife is alibied, vacationing on a Caribbean island. The housekeeper seems to be far too business-like to do that. His business partners all seem to have liked him. But someone is hiding sometime, and Dallas has her ideas as to who is and isn't coming clean. With Roarke's help, she can put all the circumstantial evidence together, but she's still missing the solid evidence to nail the suspect cold. She'll have to crank up the pressure on a number of people to see who cracks first...

There's not necessarily anything in Strangers that makes it strikingly different than other In Death novels. Conversely, it's like a good friend... you know what to expect, you enjoy the company, and you're more than happy to be there. I personally enjoyed being here a lot, and I'll look forward to the next visit. At Robert's rate, I may not have to wait very long, either. :)


"Eve Dallas is back and better than ever! ", In "Strangers in Death", Eve Dallas has been assigned another case that on the face appears to be simple..rough sex gone bad. But as the scene is processed and witnesses interviewed, the clues don't pan out. Why would a seemingly reserved businessman, Thomas Anders (who is heavily invested in the community and with helping kids) engage in "risky behavior", while his beloved wife is out of town with friends. As Eve delves into the investigation, we see the normal connections between Lieutenant Dallas and her private life (the victim worked out of the same building owned by her billionaire husband Roarke; and the victim's wife uses the LC services of Charles Monroe, Eve's long time friend), but we see a marked departure from Eve and her normal behavior (not taking care of herself during a murder investigation). The new Eve simply remains focused on bringing the victim's killer to justice, while recognizing why she is so driven. She is also able to recognize connections between other crimes that appear on the face to be unrelated.

I also enjoyed seeing the usual characters in the series....McNab and Peabody (who are hilarious while keeping romance in their relationship); Feeney (who although sick, we still adore); Dr. Mira (Eve's surrogate mother); Charles and Louise (who are making some important changes in their lives); Mavis (who is still ga-ga over the baby); Sommerset (who has a love hate relationship with Eve); Trueheart and Baxter (who are equally marvelous in the story) and of course Roarke (who loves Eve passionately, even when he wants to ring her neck).

At the end, when the killer is revealed, you do feel satisfied, more so than at the end of "Creation in Death". What I think I enjoyed about this novel, that I felt was lacking in the last, was a maturity in Eve's character. What she really seems to embrace is that leaning on Roarke does not make her weak. She finally seems to realize that Roarke's respect, admiration and love are assets and only add value to what is already there. I loved this installation in a wonderful series, and can't wait for the next one.