Nora RobertsRomance · Fiction·b. 1950
Glory in Death
Synopsis
In the heart of New York, Lieutenant Eve Dallas faces a chilling case: two successful women brutally murdered. The investigation leads her down a path of scandal and dark secrets, with a list of powerful suspects that includes her own lover, Roarke. Eve must navigate the treacherous line between her duty as a cop and her feelings as a woman, exploring every dangerous passion to find the killer.
How it reads
Prose complexity 7/10
Content warnings (2)
ViolenceGraphic Violence
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Eve DallasProtagonist
RoarkeSupporting
Delia PeabodySupporting
Ryan FeeneySupporting
Charlotte MiraSupporting
This book is the second installment in the 'In Death' series, following 'Naked in Death.' While each book features a self-contained mystery, the overarching character development and relationships progress throughout the series, making it beneficial to read them in order for the full experience.
Glory in Death, written under the pseudonym J.D. Robb, showcases a darker, more futuristic, and suspense-driven style compared to Nora Roberts' typical contemporary romance novels. It features a strong focus on police procedural elements and a complex, evolving romantic subplot within a dystopian setting.
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