Divided In Death is according to fantastic fiction, the 21st book in the In Death series and luckily for me this series is still going strong. In this book, Eve is investigating a murder that looks like a setup and the prime suspect is one of Roarke's own employees and a personal friend. What makes this book different than previous books in the series, is that Eve and Roarke are straddling different sides of the line. Roarke takes the murder as a personal attack against him while Eve has to view it from a more technical viewpoint and from a cop's eyes. I liked this one a lot because we (the reader) got to see a different side of their relationship. It made their relationship seem like it was stronger and I just can't help but love these books because of it. The mystery kept me guessing and involved and I flew through this book just as fast as the others. Definitely recommended. ( )

I didn’t give a flying fig about mystery in this one, mostly because I found the relationship stuff between Roarke and Eve so fascinating. I absolutely love the fact that JD Robb plays with what happens in a long term romantic relationship so beautifully – I love the fact that we can watch the tensions and impact of events on the way that Roarke and Eve relate to each other, that although they each are have a very strict moral code; that the different APPROACH they each have to justice and ethics causes tension. I found it utterly believable and completely compelling. They love each other, but this isn’t happily ever after. Hooray for a romantic series that looks at what happens after you fall in love! ( )

Roarke discovers that Homeland Security Organization knew what Eve's father was doing to her. ( )

Another gripping installment in the story of Eve dallas, Homicide detective in the year 2060, and her gazillionaire husband Roarke. An employee of Roarke's is framed for the murder of her husband and his lover, as part of an elabourate conspiracy surrounding a computer virus. ( )

One of the really good ones ( )