Golden In Death: An Eve Dallas thriller (Book 50)

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The Sunday Times Top 10 bestseller 'Pure gold indeed' Heat magazine 'JD Robb is a fantastic storyteller who knows how to keep the pages flying by' #1 International Bestselling Author, Karin Slaughter "One of my all-time favorite authors hitting a golden moment in one of my all-time favorite series. J.D. Robb never disappoints!" Lisa Gardner 'Doctor Kent Abner began the day of his death comfortable and content' When Kent Abner - baby doctor, model husband and father, good neighbour - is found dead in his town house in the West Village, Detective Eve Dallas and her team have a real mystery on their hands. Who would want to kill such a good man? They know how, where and when he was killed but why did someone want him dead? Then a second victim is discovered and as Spring arrives in New York City, Eve finds herself in a race against time to track down a serial killer with a motive she can't fathom and a weapon of choice which could wipe out half of Manhattan.

Nora Roberts published her first novel using the pseudonym J.D. Robb in 1995, introducing Eve Dallas, a New York City police lieutenant with a dark past, and billionaire Irish rogue, Roarke. Since then, the In Death series has sold over sixty-six million copies, with each new novel reaching number one on bestseller charts the world over. Become a fan on [f] at Nora Roberts and J.D. Robb

Pure Gold, indeed - Heat magazine Eve Dallas - tough as nails and still sexy as hell - Stephen King J.D. Robb's novels are can't-miss pleasures - Harlan Coben the quality has never dipped...the tales of hardened New York cop Eve Dallas...still thrill and delight every time... - Crime Scene magazine Curious corpses, tangled twists and one sizzling sleuth - Kathy Reichs If you're a crime fiction fan and haven't discovered them yet, welcome to the very best day of your life - Heat Magazine Terrific characters, sudden twists ... the epitome of popular fiction - Dennis Lehane Her millions of fans will lap it up - Peterborough Telegraph