Vendetta in Death
An Eve Dallas thriller (Book 49)
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When a family man is tortured, killed and left in front of his family home for all the world to see, Eve Dallas knows she is on the hunt for a particularly dangerous killer.
But death uncovers secrets and the killer leaves a note revealing the victim to be far from the family man he appears. As Eve scrambles to find out what she can to link victim and killer, another body is found. Another man with a dark and murky past.
The race is on before the killer strikes again but Eve must wrestle with her demons and her conscience as she decides whether she really wants to protect men who probably deserve everything they get...
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Customer Reviews
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Very enjoyable and entertaining series
For the first time I wasn’t engaged
I love this series and countdown to the next release impatiently every time. I own and re-read every book about once a year.
This book just had a bit of sameness to it. A similar plot line, repetitious dialogue with Nadine & Mira and for the first time about half way I’d predicted how the finale would play out.
There was not a lot of extended character development this time that I usually enjoy which was disappointing.
Still a great book, I just wasn’t as engaged this time.
Seen it before
I have loved this series from the first page I read. I countdown until the next book. However I’m not thrilled with this one. It felt too much like the “Brotherhood” story. Also the interaction between the main characters doesn’t seem to flow like the other books. Still if this is the worst book in the series it’s still going to worth the read.
Sorry Nora this one was just average.
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