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A quartet of holiday stories of romance and suspense includes J.D. Robb's "Midnight in Death," Susan Plunkett's "Christmas Promises," Dee Holmes's "The Unexpected Gift," and Claire Cross's "A Berry Merry Christmas." Reissue.
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Holly read the note twice, trying desperately to figure out what this had to do with her. Read the first page
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24 of 24 people found the following review helpful
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Format:Mass Market Paperback
MIDNIGHT IN DEATH was execllent and packed a lot of adventure into a few pages. This was the best story in the book (and the reason I bought it in the first place)... I will re-read it as is my habit when I re-read all the JD Robb books when her next one comes out.
As for the other three stories: I liked THE UNEXPECTED GIFT and CHRISTMAS PROMISES enough that I will probably re-read them next Christmas when I'm in a mushy mood. A BERRY MERRY CHRISTMAS was a nice fluff piece, but I probably won't re-read it.
The five-star rating is based on the JD Robb section alone.
THE UNEXPECTED GIFT ****
CHRISTMAS PROMISES ***1/2
A BERRY MERRY CHRISTMAS *1/2
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
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Format:Mass Market Paperback
Enjoy the deep, rich lives of Lt. Eve Dallas and Roarke. When last seen, Eve and Roarke were on the cusp of celebrating their first Christmas together. The spector of an escaped criminal casts a large shadow upon Eve. As expected, Roarke is not far behind the investigation . . . along with all of the other characters from the "Death" series. This book delivers. You'll find yourself wishing it wasn't a short story !
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
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Format:Mass Market Paperback
I would've gladly paid the cover price of the book even if it only had the Midnight in Death story. JD Robb is excellent as usual, in sharp contrast with the other 3 stories, which are not worth much.
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3.0 out of 5 stars
False advertising?
Assessing an anthology is always difficult since it is very rarely that anyone would like all the stories equally but my problem with this anthology isn't that. Read more
Published on 12 Dec 2005 by V. E. Williams
4.0 out of 5 stars
Worth it!
This anthology contains three excellent stories. "Midnight In Death", though, was extremely dry and confusing. My favorite was "A Berry Merry Christmas"
Published on 3 Aug 1999
5.0 out of 5 stars
Death never takes a holiday but I don't mind.
Once again, J.D Robb, has thrown Eve Dallas back into harms way and the reader follows right along. This story has everything. Read more
Published on 2 Nov 1998
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