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In Death - J.D. Robb

**Not sure if this is the right genre folder. If someone thinks it should go someone else, let me know.

Summary: A futuristic police procedural series that focuses on Lieutenant Eve Dallas, her cases, and her ever growing and changing relationship with Roarke.

Naked in Death (July 1995)
Glory in Death (Dec 1995)
Immortal in Death (July 1996)
Rapture in Death (Oct 1996)
Ceremony in Death (June 1997)
Vengeance in Death (Oct 1997)
Holiday in Death (June 1998)
*Midnight in Death (Nov 1998)
Conspiracy in Death (April 1999)
Loyalty in Death (Oct 1999)
Witness in Death (March 2000)
Judgment in Death (Sept 2000)
Betrayal in Death (March 2001)
**Interlude In Death (Aug 2001)
Seduction in Death (Sept 2001)
Reunion in Death (March 2002)
Purity in Death (Sept 2002)
Portrait in Death (March 2003)
Imitation in Death (Sept 2003)
Part Two [[book:Remember When|369778]] (Sept 2003)
Divided in Death (Jan 2004)
Visions in Death (Aug 2004)
Survivor In Death (Feb 2005)
Origin in Death (July 2005)
Memory in Death (Jan 2006)
***Haunted in Death (April 2006)
Born in Death (Nov 2006)
Innocent in Death (Feb 2007)
****Eternity in Death (Nov 07)
Creation in Death (Nov 2007)
Strangers in Death (Feb 2008)
Salvation in Death (Nov 2008)
*****Ritual in Death (Nov 2008)
Promises in Death (Mar 2009)
Kindred in Death (Nov 2009)
******Missing in Death (Dec 2009)

co-Authored (as J.D. Robb)

J. D. Robb, Claire Cross, Susan Plunkett, Dee Holmes
*Silent Night (Nov 1998)

J. D. Robb, Laurell K. Hamilton, Susan Krinard, Maggie Shayne
**Out of this World (Aug 2001)

J. D. Robb, Ruth Ryan Langan, Mary Kay McComas, Mary Blayney
***Bump in the Night (April 2006)

J. D. Robb, Mary Blayney, Ruth Ryan Langan, Mary Kay McComas
****Dead of Night (Nov 2007)

J. D. Robb, Mary Blayney, Ruth Ryan Langan, Mary Kay McComas
*****Suite 606 (Nov 2008)

J.D. Robb, ???
******The Lost (Dec 2009)

OMG! There are that many!?! I just bought book 1 and I really, really hope I DON'T like it 8-)

LOL. Yeah, there are a ton. I think they anthologies are optional, but I'm not sure.

I've got maybe 25 or so of them, but I'm still missing a bunch of the earliest ones.

Are they any good?? I know it's Nora Roberts but just have never picked them up

Nora Roberts is known for cranking out books! You never have to wait long for a new one, thats for sure! I started reading the In Death series last year. I love most of her books, however it took a while to gt into these. The whole 'futuristic' thing, was a little hard to swallow for me. But now that I'm into it, I really like Eve and Roarke. I've only got through #6, though.

Wow - I am so excited to meet other people who like J.D. Robb and this series is DEFINITELY in the right place imho!!! :) I started reading the series at the first of the year and I LOVE her futuristic take and am in LOVE with Eve and Roarke and Peabody and ALL of them!!! Just the right amount of romance and I cannot WAIT until Salvation in Death comes outin November. Oh, also I have many of the early books packed on my shelf Isis if you want them (love your name!) Happy to send them to you :) Actually,
I have all of the J.D. Robbs books that I couldn't find at the various libraries.
Does anyone know of another similar author/series?? I have started the Catherine Coulter FBI series and it is pretty good... I have up to Riptide from the Cove... Anyway - happy to be here - Thanks :) (Kim - read them all - they just get better!)

I agree 100% with Suzanne. This series totally rocks. She began writing these in 1995 and have been cranking them out at about two a year. I own them all and bought the first one back in 1995 right when it was published. I am a bit OCD about my books and they are pristine. The progression through the series is fascinating and I give Robb props for her character continuity and just keeping the series so fresh in 13 years of writing. Well worth the effort. And Roarke is the Best hero!

Suzanne, I've read all of Coulter's FBI series and I think most of them are good. She gets a little 'out there' with Hemlock Bay and the mind control. But I love sexy Savich and Sherlock and can't wait to read the latest, Tailspin. I also like Max--it makes me chuckle that his laptop changes gender.