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A violent death and a vault of stolen treasures has Eve Dallas struggling to solve crimes old and new in the latest thriller in the #1 New York Times-bestselling series.
In the new crime thriller from the #1 New York Times-bestselling author, Lt. Eve Dallas journeys into the darkness where murder is born…
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Death imitates art in the brand-new crime thriller starring homicide cop Eve Dallas from the #1 New York Times-bestselling author J.D. Robb.
A violent death and a vault of stolen treasures has Eve Dallas struggling to solve crimes old and new in the latest thriller in the #1 New York Times-bestselling series.
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We'll start the week with the VERY brief moment Eve admires Trina's work. 🪞Then she snaps out of it and gets back to her own work. Ever have a moment when you're surprised by your own reflection? -Laura
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Text in a brown box over a graphic of waves of hair reads:
She shook her head, pleased when her hair fell into place without any fuss.
Then her eyes widened in shock. She was vain, or edging perilously close to it. And it had to stop.
Divided in Death
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Love that she felt this way since she is scared of Trina
It is so funny she is shocked that she is shocked to have normal emotions and realize she does lol
It’s a very shocking moment discovering that she is vain like a girl!!! And yes, in my wedding day the reflection in the mirror with my mom (RIP) she met my eyes with her teary ones. I really looked surprised and felt beautiful, 51 years ago and remember like today🤗
Both Eve and Roarke were in "fake it til you make it mode" in this scene, but it made me smile for this Friday, so I went with it. I never really thought about flavored skin cream, but I always love a rose scented one. -Laura
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Text reads:
“This is better. Briefing and a burger. Keeps my mind off Trina and her scary bag of tricks.”
Because he wanted her to smile, needed her to, he walked his fingers up her arm as they started upstairs. “What flavor skin cream do you suppose Trina will put on you?” “Shut up. Just shut up.”
Divided in Death
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I love how his comments embarrass her. And the times she throws it back at him. ❤️😍
Big bad Eve fears little ol Trina. Too funny.
I still don't get the Eve and Trina thing. If it was a real fear, she could just ban Trina from the house. It ticks me off that Roarke doesn't do that. When she realizes Trina is there, she should walk out. Stop surrendering!
Feeney's dad talk with Roarke was satisfying: he understood what Roarke needed to do but also knew how that would affect Eve. And afterward he got to use a laser. -Laura
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Text in a pink box over abstract art reads:
Feeney stuffed the bag back in his sagging pocket, then kicked the base of the sculpture. The gesture was so like Eve, Roarke felt a smile tug at his mouth.
“And second?”
“Second, you wouldn’t give a good goddamn about the right or wrong of it. But you give one about Dallas. You give one about how she feels, about what she needs from you.”
Divided in Death
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Feeney is her father in all but blood. Roarke wants to right the wrong so bad he wasn't seeing how it would affect Eve.
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He does give a damn about what she feels and needs!!! The respect Roarke has for Feeney is awesome
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