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Review: Salvation in Death

  • 2012
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  • Adult
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  • Hardback
Salvation in Death

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Salvation in Death

While presiding over the funeral of one of Spanish Harlem’s most prestigious residents Father Miguel Flores can’t help but grin as he finally has the congregation in the palm of his hand… then he sips the wine and is dead within moments.

Eve can’t help but to wonder at the many people congregated in the halls of the cathedral… for a funeral no less. Something just isn’t right about that. But more than that something about this murdered priest just doesn’t add up — why the public execution? Is it because he was only posing as a priest? Had his past come back to haunt him?

Is it worse to kill a priest during a service than to kill a man pretending to be a priest during a service?

Hott Review

While it’s no secret that the ‘In Death’ series is one of my favorites, I don’t think I’ve mentioned that this is my favorite of the series. There is just something compelling about López and his complete and utter sincere and non-judgemental worship of God that strikes me every time I read this book. So many times I read secular novels that make people connected to religion either judgmental or crazy and I love that while this book shows that there are people who are that way and there are people who misuse their authority as religious leaders there are still those out there to whom God and faith means something.

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Author: JD Robb (aka Nora Roberts)
Source: Harcover from Doubleday & Purchased for Nook
Grade: A+
Steam: Adult
Series: In Death
– Naked in Death, 1
– Glory in Death, 2
– Immortal in Death, 3
– Rapture in Death, 4
– Ceremony in Death, 5
– Vengeance in Death, 6
– Holiday in Death, 7
– Midnight in Death, 7.5
– Conspiracy in Death, 8
– Loyalty in Death, 9
– Witness in Death, 10
– Judgment in Death, 11
– Betrayal in Death, 12
– Interlude in Death, 12.5
– Seduction in Death, 13
– Reunion in Death, 14
– Purity in Death, 15
– Portrait in Death, 16
– Imitation in Death, 17
– Remember When: Big Jack, 17.5
– Divided in Death, 18
– Visions in Death, 19
– Survivor in Death, 20
– Origin in Death, 21
– Memory in Death, 22
– Haunted in Death, 22.5
– Born in Death, 23
– Innocent in Death, 24
– Eternity in Death, 24.5
– Creation in Death, 25
– Strangers in Death, 26
– Salvation in Death, 27
– Ritual in Death, 27.5
– Promises in Death, 28
– Kindred in Death
– Missing in Death, 29.5
– Fantasy in Death, 30
– Indulgence in Death, 31
– Possession In Death, 31.5
– Treachery in Death, 32
– New York to Dallas, 33
– Chaos in Death, 33.5
– Celebrity in Death, 34

 

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7 thoughts on “Review: Salvation in Death”

  1. Felicia GeekyBlogger (@thegeekyblogger) says:
    July 23, 2012 at 8:59 am

    I need to get back into this series. I enjoyed book 1 and the audiobooks are done very well ๐Ÿ™‚

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  2. Gina says:
    July 23, 2012 at 10:24 am

    are they? I’ve not listened to them… audio must be child friendly in my car ๐Ÿ™‚ but I LOVE reading them!

    Reply
  3. Sarah (The Brazen Bookworm) says:
    July 23, 2012 at 11:51 am

    I think this is one of the best plotted books in the series. And I agree about the audio – I’ve probably read the series twice through in print, but I’m in the midst of doing them all again on audio. Love them (although I’m not a fan of Peabody’s voice). Probably not kid-friendly, though. ๐Ÿ™‚

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    1. Gina says:
      July 23, 2012 at 5:39 pm

      I agree! It was one of the best!!

      Reply
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