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Binding: Mass Market PaperbackDewey Decimal Number: 813.08508 EAN: 9780515143676 ISBN: 0515143677 Label: Jove Manufacturer: Jove Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 400 Publication Date: October 30, 2007 Publisher: Jove Studio: Jove Editorial Review: Product Description: Nora Roberts, writing as J.D. Robb, puts futuristic lieutenant Eve Dallas in a supernatural showdown with a most seductive criminal: a vampire. An ancient coin whisks an American woman and a modern-day earl into the past-and into each other's arms-in a stirring tale from Mary Blayney. When a city girl visits a Scottish castle in Ruth Ryan Langan's story, she is thrust into a timeless romance with a mighty Highland laird. And Mary Kay McComas gives an unhappy wife a magic-carpet ride into an alternate reality to show her the grass isn't always greener. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Dead of NightThis book contained stories that were evocative, interesting and well-written. Held my interest all the way through. Rating: - entertaining anthology****½ "Eternity in Death" by J. D. Robb. Futuristic mystery. This is part of the In Death series, #29 or thereabouts. A young woman is killed by exsanguination (I love that word!), and Eve Dallas is on the case. I was irritated by Roarke's credulity about vampires--I could buy him believing in witches and magic in Ceremony in Death (In Death), but not vampires. Peabody's belief, on the other hand, seemed more on the order of someone who likes scary movies--that is, not as serious. Read More Rating: - Dead of NightThere is an other great book from J.D. Robb. I just love Eve Dallas and how she gets the job done. Rating: - yummy story...yummy seriesokay, so i really only bought it for the J.D. Robb story. I collect all of her books, the In Death series is incredible. Can't wait for Suite 606 and Salvation In Death. Rating: - "Eternity in Death" had real biteI thoroughly enjoyed this story. I read Nora Robert's "vampire" trilogy in late October, so I was curious to see how J. D. Robb would handle the same topic. I couldn't have been better pleased. I liked the tension between the characters, and Dorian made a great villian for a novella. The running "vampire" jokes from Eve's co-workers were a lot of fun. Peabody's uneasiness and Roarke's willingness to cover all bases in protecting Eve were spot on. Last, I laughed myself silly over the ending. |
