Best J.D. Robb Audiobooks

A sniper kills three random people at a Central Park ice rink, but Dallas discovers the shooter is learning from a master. Susan Ericksen's performance captures the urgency as the body count rises and the killer's skills improve.

When Eve Dallas finds a naked, bloodied woman stumbling into traffic, the case leads to a killer who leaves couples barely alive to remember their terror. Susan Ericksen captures Eve's relentless drive and the victims' fragile recovery.

Dennis Mira discovers his cousin secretly plans to sell their family brownstone, then wakes up with a head injury and his cousin missing. Susan Ericksen guides listeners through Eve's investigation with her trademark steady intensity.

Eve discovers a nightmare academy where kidnapped girls are trained as slaves while their spirits are systematically destroyed. Dark subject matter handled with Ericksen's steady, unflinching performance.

Susan Ericksen's sharp narration matches Eve Dallas investigating a Wall Street executive who strapped on explosives and walked into a board meeting.

A killer murders people they believe have wronged Eve Dallas, leaving bloody love letters at each crime scene. Ericksen captures Eve's horror at becoming someone's twisted inspiration.

Dallas hunts a killer couple carving hearts into their victims while traveling cross-country on a murder spree. Susan Ericksen continues her stellar work as the voice of this long-running futuristic police procedural.

Eve Dallas investigates when a celebrity gossip columnist bleeds out in an upscale Manhattan bar, her secrets proving deadlier than expected. Susan Ericksen balances the procedural elements with the series' signature relationship dynamics.

An ice pick murder during a *Psycho* screening in Times Square launches Eve Dallas into a case where someone's copying classic film murders across futuristic New York.

Lt. Eve Dallas hunts a killer targeting successful women in 2058 New York, while navigating her complex relationship with Roarke. Ericksen captures both the futuristic crime procedural and the romantic tension perfectly.

A killer studies history's most notorious serial murderers and recreates their crimes in 2059 New York, personally challenging Lieutenant Eve Dallas to a deadly game of identification.

Lieutenant Eve Dallas investigates a supermodel's murder with her best friend as prime suspect, forcing her to choose between friendship and justice. Susan Ericksen captures Eve's professional conflict perfectly.

Eve Dallas investigates the military-precision murder of an entire family, but the sole survivor—a traumatized nine-year-old—may be the only witness to an impossible crime.

Christmas shopping meets murder investigation when a narcissistic trainer ends up stabbed during holiday season. Eve juggles suspects and seasonal obligations with her trademark cynicism.

Set in 2058, Lieutenant Eve Dallas investigates murders in a world where technology rules everything but human impulses for love and violence remain unchanged.

Eve Dallas investigates when a social worker is murdered at the youth center she and Roarke are building. Ericksen continues to embody Dallas perfectly in this series entry about protecting vulnerable kids.

A killer photographs victims after death, sending professional portraits to the media in this chilling entry where Eve Dallas hunts a murderer obsessed with capturing souls through his lens.

Three apparent suicides share mysterious brain burns and smiles frozen on their faces—Ericksen's performance captures Eve Dallas's suspicion that something sinister connects these deaths.

Lieutenant Eve Dallas investigates deaths caused by a computer virus that literally kills, and Susan Ericksen's narration expertly balances the procedural investigation with the futuristic tech elements.

A birthday party becomes a murder scene when a mysterious woman with emerald eyes poisons the guest of honor, launching Eve Dallas into a case that resurrects dangerous ghosts from her past.

Roarke's building renovation uncovers twelve murdered teenagers from decades past, pulling Dallas into a cold case that's still claiming victims. Ericksen balances the procedural investigation with the emotional weight of young lives cut short.

Susan Ericksen returns to voice two more J.D. Robb mysteries, where Lieutenant Eve Dallas faces an accountant's suspicious death and a killer targeting good Samaritans.

Eve Dallas tracks a killer using rare date-rape drugs worth a quarter million dollars to murder women after elaborate romantic setups.

Mass murder in a crowded bar leaves Dallas investigating an impossible crime where dozens of ordinary people suddenly turned violent and self-destructive in perfect synchronization.

Ericksen captures the futuristic noir atmosphere as Lieutenant Eve Dallas hunts a tech-savvy killer who leaves cryptic riddles about his next victims in 2058 New York.