Remember When by Nora Roberts / J.D. Robb

Remember When by Nora Roberts/J.D. Robb - 440 pages

Laine Tavish owns an antique and collectibles shop about to become embroiled in a diamond theft.  Max Gannon is investigating the theft of nearly $30 million worth of diamonds.  He suspects her estranged father has stolen the diamonds and has hidden them with Laine.  Unfortunately, her father did not do this job by himself.  One of his partners believes all the diamonds should be his and is willing to do anything to get them . .  even murder.

This is a book that combines a modern day romance by Nora Roberts as well as her futuristic detective series under her pen name J.D. Robb.  It was interesting story.  I do think the stories went really quick but that is mainly due to the fact that it is two stories squeezed into one book.

Brotherhood in Death by J.D. Robb

Brotherhood in Death by J.D. Robb - 400 pages
In Death series #42

Eve Dallas is about ready to head home for the day when she gets a call that Dr. Mira's husband has been assaulted and his cousin is missing.  This leads to the discovery that Mr. Mira's cousin and his college friends are being kidnapped, tortured, and murdered.  Will Eve find the killers before they are all killed?

This is an entry in Nora Roberts' futuristic mystery series about police detective Eve Dallas.  It is a great entry advancing the character of Eve and the Miras.  I would definitely recommend this mystery series.

Golden in Death by J.D. Robb

Golden in Death by J.D. Robb - 387 pages
In Death #50

Eve Dallas has a new case.  A beloved pediatrician has been murdered by means of toxin mailed to his house.  There doesn't seem to be a motive.  Then the wife of a college professor is killed in the same manner.  What could possibly tie together these two well loved members of their families and communities.  Dallas must work quickly to figure this out before more people are killed.

This is the 50th book in the Eve Dallas series of mysteries by Nora Roberts (under the pen name J.D.  Robb).  This book in the series did not focus on any development of the series characters.  Instead, it was a strict mystery to be solved.  Still, I really enjoyed the book.  It's a great addin to the series.