Fear, revenge and deadly superstition collide in these two exclusive J. D. Robb short stories.
Haunted in Death
Lieutenant Eve Dallas doesn’t believe in ghosts. But when a very recent corpse shows up in a haunted abandoned nightclub, alongside the bones of the famous missing singer, Bobbie Bray, everyone is spooked – especially the new owner.
Did Bobbie’s ghost finally get her revenge, or is there a more earthly explanation?
Set between Memory in Death and Born in Death.
Eternity in Death
When notorious it-girl Tiara Kent is found dead in her plush Manhattan apartment, the murder looks to everyone like a vampire attack – everyone but the ever-practical Lieutenant Eve Dallas. As the hysteria spreads, Eve must act fast.
Discovering Tiara’s secret lover, a Dark Prince, Eve and her team are led on a chase into the darkest corners of the city and deep into their own fears.
Set between Creation in Death and Strangers in Death.
Haunted in Death
Lieutenant Eve Dallas doesn’t believe in ghosts. But when a very recent corpse shows up in a haunted abandoned nightclub, alongside the bones of the famous missing singer, Bobbie Bray, everyone is spooked – especially the new owner.
Did Bobbie’s ghost finally get her revenge, or is there a more earthly explanation?
Set between Memory in Death and Born in Death.
Eternity in Death
When notorious it-girl Tiara Kent is found dead in her plush Manhattan apartment, the murder looks to everyone like a vampire attack – everyone but the ever-practical Lieutenant Eve Dallas. As the hysteria spreads, Eve must act fast.
Discovering Tiara’s secret lover, a Dark Prince, Eve and her team are led on a chase into the darkest corners of the city and deep into their own fears.
Set between Creation in Death and Strangers in Death.
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Gut-searing emotional drama
J.D. Robb's novels are can't miss pleasures
Whether she writes as J.D. Robb or under her own name, I love Nora Roberts. She is a woman who just doesn't know how to tell a bad story
Anchored by terrific characters, sudden twists that spin the whole narrative on a dime, and a thrills-to-chills ratio that will raise hairs of even the most jaded reader, the J.D. Robb books are the epitome of great popular fiction
