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Listening Length: 13 hours and 59 minutes

Program Type: Audiobook

Version: Unabridged

Publisher: Brilliance Audio

Audible.com Release Date: February 18, 2014

Whispersync for Voice: Ready

Language: English, English

ASIN: B00HX22FTC

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Normally I really enjoy reading the In Death series. Concealed is a very disappointing and boring read. In my opinion. It wasn't the "I can't put this book down" I have experienced in the past. It has one slightly redeeming quality and that is learning more about a supporting character. While a lot of characters are missing. A new character I hope isn't added in all the time now. That said it felt more like a faux J.D. Robb book, then the real thing. It is the first book in the series I won't read again.

I’m an “In Death” junkie (print and audio) and this novel definitely left me feeling unfulfilled. The characters didn’t ring true at all. On page 130 Roarke questions how Mavis acquired the “grey” coat that Eve borrowed. Mavis didn’t loan Eve a grey coat… it was black. For years Roarke has carried around the grey button from the grey suit that Eve wore… that she owned. Now all of a sudden he forgets where it came from??? Really disappointing! It’s all the detail from one novel to the next that makes this series so wonderful – this book reads as if someone who doesn’t even know the characters or the stories wrote it. Where was J. D. Robb in the writing or the editing???

I see that more than one reviewer is convinced that J. D. Robb (AKA Nora Roberts) did not write this book. I disagree."Concealed in Death" is a departure from many of the books that preceded it in the "In Death" series. It doesn't dwell as much on the future, its technology, fashions and culture, and it doesn't have the biting edge that characterized everything about Eve Dallas since she first appeared on the scene, so many years ago.But, as far as I can see, that's not about a different writer, it's a brilliant and subtle nod to the growth in the estimable Lieutenant. This story is not about her abhorrent childhood, and all the adults (including Homeland Security) who enabled her horrible abuse, or covered it up, allowing it to continue (shades of the Catholic Church). But her childhood informs everything she does, just not so obviously. When twelve bodies of young (12-14 years of age) street girls are discovered behind a fake wall in what used to be a sanctuary for homeless kids, she dives right in, bringing her own experiences to bear, understanding these kids (and the survivors) in ways that no other policeman or policewoman could. It helps her build a scenario in her head, a story so dreadful that it's almost too much to bear.Instead of her nightmares being flashbacks to her childhood, they are now dreams of the victims talking to each other and to her, bringing insight and understanding rather than terror.Eve is growing into her own skin. Still prickly, she has softened around the edges, finally moved by the beauty of what she sees around her, and the spectacular life she is only now beginning to understand and cherish. And Ms. Roberts has outdone herself. She is, of course, a brilliant writer, and this new direction for Eve Dallas allows her the freedom to weave exquisite emotion into events and words that once might have been exciting, but not moving like they are in "Concealed In Death". She moved me to tears more than once. Her incredible respect, no love, for Mavis and Leonardo and Mira and Dennis fills her heart, and the reader's. One of the best lines about love I've ever read was in this book:"Those eyes, those wild blue eyes met hers. He didn't have to say a thing to say everything"Dallas has gotten beyond her surprising discovery that she was worthy of love, and that love is a wonderful thing. She has learned to accept it, and revel in it. The byplay between her and her husband, Roark is peppered with "he understands" and "he gets me", the acknowledgement of two souls deeply entangled, all flaws exposed, all things open and vulnerable and the sheer luck (or fate) that has put her with someone whom she knows loves her, without having to hear the words. Just think of it, she even likes Christmas now.This is where Eve Dallas needed to grow to. And, though the cases and the culprits may be a little less vicious (and less cartoonish), her relationships with others, including her victims, are deeper, more knowing, and more compassionate. It's a wonderful thing to see. Ms. Robb has done well.I commend her, just as I recommend this book without reservation.

This was another one of her best and is definitely one of my more favorite books within the last 10 books or so of the series!!I've seen some reviews mention ghost writer possibilities with in this series and must say there were definitely one or two books where I also experienced the same oddities others mentioned (Eve's beloved character feeling and/or doing things ompletely off - definitely off putting for a die hard fan, grammatical and spelling errors throughout book (little annoying), and biggest call out for me was I could easily put the book down and not have the desire to pick it back up again... almost difficult to read.) I mention this having had no idea what a ghost writer was at the time I read these particular books. I just learned days ago about ghost writers by reading future book a few previous and one future In Death reviews...haha!I've intentionally expanded on all of the above just so I could say now, with complete confidence, that this was without a doubt NOT one written by a ghost writer. I could not put this was down, but if I absolutely had to I made time to come back to it ASAP, as per usual.I'm sure at this point anytime reading this review likely wants to know which of the books I perceived to be written by a ghost writer ;-) I do know the one right before Concealed was one and the other I'd have to go look at my online library for the name, but it's was within the 7 book a prior to that. I'll try to come back and edit my review with direct names if I can later :-) However, regardless of their lack of the better author, I personally would still read them. I don't like having questions or confusion in series reading because of skipping and books.Finally, J.D. Robb (by Nora Roberts) is my favorite author, with the In Death novels being and I hope this review was helpful and my reviewers are pleased with the expanded details. My hope is you still read them all, but just find yourself not so disappointed in the two books that are likely not written by Nora herself. I also hope this removed any doubt about the quality of future books in the series. Keep reading knowing that those that lye ahead are as fantastic as the others written by J.D. Robb (aka Nora Roberts.)Happy reading!

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