Name: Born in Death
ISBN: 9780446579674

J. D. Robb, 1950-

Born in Death

Ahmed Salem

Informative in the beginning, boring in the middle and thrilling in the end!

I loved the development of John Corey character.

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Informative in the beginning, boring in the middle and thrilling in the end!

I loved the development of John Corey character.

Melody Izard

This was a bit of a disappointment. I knew John Corey would be full of spit and himself - but this may have been just a wee bit past all that. Too much right up until the end stuff for me. I was almost glad I was done - which is not how I expect to feel with a DeMille book.

Susan McLemore

Jackie Cunningham

Laura Cunningham 

Fran Lewis

Jessica Deaner

J. D. Robb

When a pair of young lovers, employees of a prestigious accounting firm, are brutally murdered, mid-twenty-first-century lieutenant Eve Dallas finds the case complicated by the suspicious disappearance of a pregnant woman. Reprint.

Katie Montemayor 

Jenna Pederson

Eve wasn't sure what it said about her that she was more comfortable in the morgue than a baby boutique. And she didn't care. The scent of death was the familiar. Rushing to the murder scenes of a tortured young woman, Eve is far more at home than when organising best friend Mavis's baby shower. And then one of Mavis's guests - the young, pregnant Tandy - disappears into thin air. Eve steps in, but when the facts begin to blur with the earlier murders, she unearths a chilling trail of deception and cold-blooded greed, leading to a terrifying hunt to find Tandy before time runs out. 'Fast-paced, superbly crafted' Library Journal

Born in Death

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