Calculated in Death
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When Marta Dickenson, a well-off accountant and a beloved wife and mother, is murdered, Lieutenant Eve Dallas immerses herself in her billionaire husband Roarke's world of big business to discover who arranged a hit on an innocent woman.
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Add a SummaryCalculated in Death is J.D. Robb’s 36th addition to her popular, In Death series. In a Manhattan stairwell, a woman is found murdered. It could be a case of mugging gone wrong, but Lieutenant Eve Dallas has her doubts. So begins another trip through New York high finance, high society and murder.
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Add a Commenti have read all of her books. loved them and read in two days. found this lastest one a little less tense. hope she can mix it up a bit and create something a little more involved - love the character development and interactions. hopefully she will ramp it up a little next time.
Do not enjoy the futuristic writing style - find it detracts from the story.
Once again J.D. Robb strikes gold! I loved this book from start to finish. Eve and Roarke are great characters and I can't wait to see what she has in store for them next! I am addicted "In Death" ;)
While not the most mysterious of mysteries, it is an enjoyable tale. Fans of the series will appreciate the opportunity to catch up on the doings of Eve, Rourke, Peabody and all the rest. A welcome addition.
J.D. Robbs rarely disappoint. This is another great read and Dallas and Peabody shines! Awesome dialogue between Peabody and Dallas, great development for quite a few characters (e.g. Trueheart) .... love it!
The interplay between Dallas and Peabody is, as always, a treat to read. The plot was not as bizarre as some of the others (greed as a motive is sooo boring), and I did at times get confused as to which accountant was which; but altogether a good read. Can't wait for the next one.
A little too chatty for me this time around. Lots of deep intense conversations discussing the who, what, why, how of the case without very much actual action. Still a good read, but it seemed based more on intellect than footwork.
so excited to get hold of this book. J.D. Robb (Nora Roberts) has made this character so mesmerizing to the readers, that you cannot put the book.
I am also looking forward to it. If EPL orders 1 copy for 5 holds I'll have it in hand by... Canada Day :)
I am so looking forward to reading this book.