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J. D. Robb

Before Jessica Jones, There Was Eve Dallas

By Corrina Lawson

February 3, 2017

When Jessica Jones premiered on Netflix in 2015, it was met with critical acclaim for its portrayal of a rape victim seizing control of her life, all tossed with an extra slice of “fight the partriarchy.” “Groundbreaking,” critics said. For all the praise, one would think the show contained the first character in pop culture…

Review: Brotherhood in Death by J.D. Robb

By Angie Barry

February 3, 2017

To celebrate the upcoming release of J.D. Robb's 44th Eve Dallas mystery, Echoes in Death, we're taking a look back at every single book in the In Death series. Today, Angie Barry reviews #42, Brotherhood in Death. Eve leaned forward, just a little. “You can kiss my ass.” Color flooded Mandy's face. “How dare you. You can…

Nora Roberts: One of Literature’s Most Underrated Authors

By Corrina Lawson

February 2, 2017

I initially conceived of this article as a way to convince readers who dismiss Nora Roberts with a wave and an eye roll of her considerable writing skills. But I put that article away because my words, no matter how eloquent they might be, wouldn’t cut it. The best supporting evidence for Nora Roberts is…

Review: Devoted in Death by J.D. Robb

By Allison Brennan

February 2, 2017

To celebrate the upcoming release of J.D. Robb's 44th Eve Dallas mystery, Echoes in Death, we're taking a look back at every single book in the In Death series. Today, Allison Brennan reviews #41, Devoted in Death. Buckle up for Devoted in Death because this story starts with a bang and does not let up as two…

4 Reasons You Should Read J.D. Robb … According to My Mom

By Jenny Maloney

February 1, 2017

As you may have noticed, we—the reviewers here at Criminal Element—are happily gorging ourselves on J.D. Robb’s In Death series in preparation for the upcoming release of Echoes in Death. But there’s an important voice you need to hear if we’re going to talk seriously about J.D. Robb: my mom’s.    When you walk into…

Review: Obsession in Death by J.D. Robb

By John Jacobson

February 1, 2017

To celebrate the upcoming release of J.D. Robb's 44th Eve Dallas mystery, Echoes in Death, we're taking a look back at every single book in the In Death series. Today, John Jacobson reviews #40, Obsession in Death. Obsession in Death marks the 40th official title in the In Death series. After reviewing Festive in Death, I managed…

Review: Festive in Death by J.D. Robb

By John Jacobson

January 31, 2017

To celebrate the upcoming release of J.D. Robb's 44th Eve Dallas mystery, Echoes in Death, we're taking a look back at every single book in the In Death series. Today, John Jacobson reviews #39, Festive in Death. At book 39 (wow) of the In Death series, Festive in Death is a great way to look at the…

Review: Concealed in Death by J.D. Robb

By Allison Brennan

January 30, 2017

To celebrate the upcoming release of J.D. Robb's 44th Eve Dallas mystery, Echoes in Death, we're taking a look back at every single book in the In Death series. Today, Allison Brennan reviews #38, Concealed in Death. J.D. Robb has a knack for first lines that immediately draw you into the story: “Killing was easier than…

Review: Thankless in Death by J.D. Robb

By Dirk Robertson

January 27, 2017

To celebrate the upcoming release of J.D. Robb's 44th Eve Dallas mystery, Echoes in Death, we're taking a look back at every single book in the In Death series. Today, Dirk Robertson reviews #37, Thankless in Death. Eve Dallas is back in the 37th In Death novel, Thankless in Death. J.D. Robb has created a most-believable heroine…

Top Female Crime and Mystery Authors

By Marianne Delacourt

January 26, 2017

Crime and mystery fiction’s diversity attracts a broad readership. For instance, I prefer the soft stuff and am attracted to the puzzle rather than grizzly details, while many of my friends enjoy peeled skin and body parts. Knowing that, it seems immensely impertinent for me to try to compile a “best of” list on my…

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