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Loyalty in Death
- In Death, Book 9
- Narrated by: Susan Ericksen
- Length: 12 hrs and 11 mins
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Publisher's Summary
An unknown bomber is stalking New York City. He is sending Eve Dallas taunting letters promising to wreak mass terror and destruction among the "corrupt masses". And when his cruel web of deceit and destruction threatens those she cares for most, Eve fights back. It's her city...it's her job...and it's hitting too close to home. Now, in a race against a ticking clock, Eve must make the pieces fit - before the city falls.
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- Shelly
- 01-03-10
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I am totally engaged in listening to Susan Ericksen's narration of this series. She manages to show the personalities of the characters so well!! I have listened to the first "in death" book up to this one all in order. It's been fun to see how Peabody develops as a great cop and how Eve and Roark's relationship evolves. I laugh out loud at some of their conversations, but there is always that sincere love for each other that keeps me wanting to listen to the next book! Keep up the good work J D Robb and Susan Ericksen!!
24 people found this helpful
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- Joan
- 24-11-09
Excellent Narration
The J.D. Robb, Eve Dallas series, is one of the best. Susan Ericksen's gift for capturing the characters' persona hits the mark every time. I have listened to 20 of these audio books and read the others. I intend to eventually buy those I've read so I can enjoy Susan's narration. The story lines are always very interesting and some of the humorous lines have me laughing out loud. Somehow, J.D. Robb is able to make the love making between her and Roark different in every book and a wonderful experience without seeming tawdry or vulgar, even though at times their banter can be; however, it is usually very humorous. Keep writing them J.D. I just finished the latest, Kindred in Death, and as usual the narration was top notch.
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- Martha
- 12-09-16
Heartfelt
Facing death and being the focus of others evil, Eve is connecting with more people as well as uncovering more about herself
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- KLR
- 09-02-14
One of My Favorites in the Series
What did you love best about Loyalty in Death?
I loved that we got to know more about Peabody in this book. I have always wanted more of her character in the other books, and finally here she gets her own storyline.
Did the plot keep you on the edge of your seat? How?
As with all of the books in this series I was compelled to finish this book in one listen. I am always driven to find out whether or not I have figured out who is behind the murders. And if I'm right--I love being right. And if I'm wrong--I love being pleasantly surprised. It's a win-win situation.
What does Susan Ericksen bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
Susan Ericksen does a phenomenal job of bringing the characters to life and making each one distinct. She gives the characters voices that you wouldn't think up on your own if you just read the book, but they each fit the characters so well.
In this book in particular, I loved how she portrayed Ratso. I couldn't stop laughing.
Any additional comments?
This book, as with the others in this series, is well worth the credit!
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- bebe
- 23-02-18
Honest revelation
I have started re-listening to the In Death series from the beginning, and writing reviews as I go because I did not review them the first time around.. I have come to some revelations and firm conclusions: Eve Dallas can be a truly unlikeable bitch. When she is in that mode I cannot stand her character. From time to time she can be gentle and likable, but that is seldom. She doesn't apologize to the people she hurts. Mostly she lashes out at Peabody and Peabody is the dearest and most likable character created by JD Robb Roark is a saint for what he puts up with from Eve. Eve is so rude to Sommersett and shows him no respect fat all when she knows that Roark loves him as if he were his father and Sommersett has treated Roark as a son, and has even saved his life.
Eve is incredibly rude and overbearing with the public she comes into contact with in her investigations. She is immature and hateful in her dealings with the public. Her constant angst with her childhood also gets on my nerves. Enough already. Go to a physchaitrist and deal with it.
Mavis gets on my nerves. All of her ult, mag, ice, etc slang gets on my nerves. Her screechy voice/singomg and manic personality gets on my nerves, but sometime I still like her
To be fair, it is amazing that Robb can write so well that I still listen. twice. while I have so many negative reactions to the main characters. One thing that helps is that Roark is a wonderful character and the narrator is fantastic - she is one of the main reasons that this audible series is so fantastic
In this book Peabody is being visited by her very sweet free-age brother who has a love interest in NYC - sadly she is married Dee Peabody is also dealing with love interest from a co-worker at the Police Dept. Eve and her team are investigation mayhem and murder by a terror group called Cassandra. They are targeting Eve and others at various sites ion the City. Usual police procedural plot for that part.
Despite my negative thoughts I still am addicted to this series. It is interesting, plus I am waiting for Eve to start becoming a better person. she needs to CHILL.
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- Nancy
- 31-01-13
Well done!
This series keeps getting better! I don't know how JDRobb does it, but the stories and plots are continually fresh and full of twisty-goodness.
This plot is intricate and well developed. I didn't figure it out until right before the end.
The narrator is excellent!
I recommend the series for those mystery buffs, that like a lot of romance thrown in for good measure!
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- joan
- 17-10-11
Loved every book by JD Robb
Police drama with a twist. All the "in Death" novels are filled with wonderful characters you'll miss when you finish the book and you'll be delighted to visit with them again in the next. I've read about 20 and I can't wait to read more.
Oh, and if you've ever thought "Not for me, I don't like Sci Fi" think again. The futuristic aspect won't spoil it for you, I promise.
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- Enolia
- 28-03-11
Loyalty in Death
Once again this is an outstanding book by jd robb. I love this entire series and have alwasys been a true fan. I really love the fact that the auther choosed to keep the same narrator for all the in death series which makes it so much better to continue to follow the story line as the powerful, passionate couple of Roake and Eve progress onward. I recommend this book and the whole in death series!
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- Gail
- 26-02-10
Another Good Listen!
Loved the story, love the narration by the Susan Ericksen! Enjoy!
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- Brenda
- 24-02-10
Loyalty in Death
Great series
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- Kindle Customer
- 15-06-19
good read
once again I have enjoyed this book looking forward to more reads like this you must read these
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- M. Graydon
- 06-04-15
Amazing as always
What did you like most about Loyalty in Death: In Death, Book 9?
I liked the way Roarke was involved so much in the case. He usually is but this was more so.
Who was your favorite character and why?
Aside from my usual answer of Eve and Roarke I would say Zeke was a really good addition to the cast. I hope he is in it some more after this book.
Which character – as performed by Susan Ericksen – was your favourite?
Roarke, Eve, Zeke, Peabody, McNabb.
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
When Eve and Roarke were arguing and then when she went to him to try and explain how she felt.
Any additional comments?
Great book. Highly recommended.
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- Misty
- 02-01-15
Keeps getting better
I love this narrator she is the most effective in bringing a story to life that I have ever heard. BOY did she have a story to work with! Eve Dallas is investigating terrorist's who are threatening to blow up parts of the city if they are not paid. Add into this Peabody's brother who comes to visit whilst he is in town on a job and Peabody with one relationship going off the boil and another simmering and you have a full on story. Personally I think this is the best book in the series so far.
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- Karlene in Nz
- 24-03-20
WHY DOES PEABODY HAVE SUCH
a thoroughly horrible accent and chewy diction when none of her family do?
Pretty good book, but oh dear, the narrator hates Peabody. The only one she hates more is McNab, whom she makes sound like a Valley Girl.
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- Amazon Customer
- 04-09-22
Just couldn't get into it
LOVE these books so much, I listen to every single one. This is the first one that was a bit 'mehh' for me. Performance was great, just felt like the story meandered. But definitely listen to this series, the others are incredible!
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- D. Holland
- 01-05-22
loyalty
not a favourite, introducing Zeke Peabody giving an insight into Delia's family.Kept me interested
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- Anonymous User
- 10-11-21
Fabulous
Another fabulous instalment in the series but also a book that would stand alone in it’s own right.