A cop? You married a bloody cop? married a bloody criminal, Eve muttered, but nobody ever thinks of that.
In "Vengeance in Death" by J.D. Robb, there is a notable tension between two characters regarding their professions. One character expresses disbelief at the other marrying a police officer, implying a judgment against the law enforcement profession. The remark highlights the complexities of relationships affected by societal perceptions and stereotypes associated with professions. Eve, the protagonist, reflects on her own past as a criminal, feeling overlooked in the narrative that assigns...