Desperation in Death: An Eve Dallas thriller (In Death 55)

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We still get some technology that would make my eyes bleed if I thought about it too much, but it works. If you want a read that will hold you spellbound, leave you tearing up, laughing, angry yet satisfied, then you want to get Forgotten in Death in your hands and hold on for the ride. When the clues lead to child trafficking, Eve won’t rest until everyone involved is identified and arrested. In Desperation in Death, Eve and the gang find themselves facing down a child sex trafficking organization. Every time I pick up the next In Death book, I know I'm going to be immensely satisfied, and Desperation in Death was no different.

This popular series takes place in the near future and normally has a fair share of futuristic aspects. I loved watching Eve build her case, get everyone around her excited to be bringing in the bad guys.

I got to go back and check in on some of my favorite people: Dallas, Roarke, Peabody, McNab, Feeney, and - of course - Galahad! D. Robb book always feels like a chance to catch up with dear friends, while said friends are trying to save the world.

The futuristic suspense series stars Eve Dallas, a New York City police lieutenant with a dark past. This book pushed my belief that they’d need to keep it a secret when it’s happening very much out in the open right now.I loved how they worked through it, using each other so honestly for support and emotional sustenance. Nora Roberts) sets the books over a short amount of time and almost no time passes in and between books. When Eve identifies the girl as Mina Rose Cabot, a child missing from Devon, Pennsylvania – a child who was much loved – Eve knows she isn’t just looking for a murderer – she’s looking for a child abductor. I have to admit that I was tempted to stop to regain my equilibrium at some spots, but I just couldn't put this novel down.

The plan was a sound one, but when they were out on the streets, Dorian fell and suddenly Mina was running, leading them away from Dorian, so she could escape. D. Robb (pseudonym for Nora Roberts) brings murder, suspense, and anguish to a well-written futuristic police procedural set in New York City during the spring of 2061. It was very interesting to see Eve, so prickly and wound up, snapping at Roarke, Peabody, and even Mavis, yet holding it all together to get the job done. But if you like a thrilling mystery and lots of twists and turns, then you don’t want to miss out on this one! There were some quiet moments that were good too, like Eve talking to Jenkinson about going for a promotion, good advice all around.This one follows Eve and Peabody as they break a huge sex trafficking ring that is operating in New York.