When a cop killer cuts loose in a club called Purgatory, New York Detective Eve Dallas descends into an underground criminal hell in this novel in the #1 New York Times bestselling In Death series.In an uptown strip joint, a cop is found bludgeoned to death. The weapon’s a baseball bat. The motive’s a mystery. It’s a case of serious overkill that pushes Eve Dallas straight into overdrive. Her … straight into overdrive. Her investigation uncovers a private club that’s more than a hot spot. Purgatory’s a last chance for atonement where everyone is judged. Where your ultimate fate depends on your most intimate sins. And where one cop’s hidden secrets are about to plunge innocent souls into vice-ridden damnation…
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I love the entire In Death series. I enjoy the characters and their search for the truth.
It’s J.D. Robb…what can I say!!!!
Great dialogue, great dynamics, I love these people because they read so real
Love the interaction between the characters!
Had no idea who the bad guy was until the end.
I have all the “in death” books and always read them in 1-2 days and am sorry when it is done and I now start my wait for the next book in 6 months or so.
Love the series.
All of the books in this series are so interesting. Story line is attention getting, mystery and problem solving is well done, and characters throughout the entire series are so captivating and lovable. The main character outlines clever thinking to solve the murders. This book was as wonderful as the others. Very good reading.
I love everything J.D. Robb writes.
Love all of Robb’s books. Great fan of Dallas and Roarke Great story moves fast
I m addicted this series’ I have read A Many as I can get even though they are predicable.
I have read all of the books in this series and enjoyed them all. It is scary how some of the stuff from the early books is coming true.
Eve and Roarke and the gang are at it again!
Well developed, enjoyable characters involved in a new mystery. Robb keeps you going right until the end.
Roake and his cop tangle with a REALLY bad guy. Ricker, said bad guy, is from the past and mixed up in a present-day brutal cop killer. The plot thickens when Internal Affairs becomes a player. Lieutenant Dallas can handle herself. Roake can handle himself. BUT can they handle the onslaught of ‘bad’ cops, Ricker’s thugs, and their own personal histories? It’s a good read.
I enjoy all of the books written by this way today especially these mysteries.
Judgment in Death is the eleventh book in J.D. Robb’s In Death series. J.D. Robb amazes me with her storytelling and making my emotions go crazy in each of the books in the In Death series. This book was one of those that put me through the wringer, but for different reasons than previous books. It did take me a while to read this book, but that’s due to the holidays.
Storyline/My Thoughts: Eve Dallas has her hands full again, but this time with a cop being bludgeoned to death at a strip joint called Purgatory. When there’s another cop killed after the first cop, then Even knows someone is targeting cops. It’s up to her and her team to determine the motive behind the cops’ murders and why they are being targeted. Eve will start unraveling something that will put her in danger and put her in the path of someone in Roarke’s past. J.D. Robb played with my emotions in this book with the tension between Roarke and Eve. Not only because of Roarke’s past associate, he used to work with, but with Eve’s past showing up and almost causing issues. This is when readers will see another side of Roarke that is scary because he will show his possessive side. It even surprises Eve. Eve was clueless, though at first, and mad at Roarke for the way he was acting. Does she not realize Roarke will do anything for her and he loves her?
Each case that Eve Dallas and her team have to investigate gets more complicated, it seems. J.D. Robb does not make it easy for anything in this fictional world. I figured out who was behind everything in the book, eventually, but it didn’t stop me from reading. This book was difficult to read due to certain scenes in it. Eve made me mad in this book with how she reacted to certain things. One of them being how Roarke stepped in to help her. She didn’t like him going behind her back. Roarke has his reasons, though, and I don’t blame him.
Standalone or Part of Series: Part of Series, and I recommend reading in order. Otherwise, you will miss out on how Eve and Roarke met and how some other characters came about in the series.
Would I recommend this book? Yes. I can’t say enough how much I’m enjoying this series from J.D. Robb. If you enjoy Romantic Suspense and Thrillers, then this book/series is for you. Don’t be intimidated by the number of books. I’m participating in the #InDeathReadALong challenge hosted by @pnrbookloverreviews and @UTCBookBlog, which has helped me get through the series one book at a time. I plan on reading more in 2021 because I want to catch up on this series. I need to know where J.D. Robb has taken Roarke and Eve. I also want to know about the secondary characters.
Overall, this book gets four stars from me, and I’m ready to dive into the next book. J.D. Robb, please, have Eve and Roarke go on vacation, eventually. They need some time away from the cop world for a bit.
Great series! Attention getting and keeping. Fast paced action.
I love the series and this one is a favorite
I’m a huge fan of J.D. Robb and her Eve Dallas character in this series. I’ve enjoyed reading how all the characters in this series grow into their own. I recommend new readers start with book one and enjoy.