I just found something funny.

Opening line of Purity in Death:

"The heat was murder. July flexed her sweaty muscles, eyed the goal, and drop-kicked New York into the sweltering steambath of summer."

So far so good. But last week there was a contest in All About Romance where you had to identify the book some opening lines came from. One of them was:

"Summer, that vicious green bitch, flexed her sweaty muscles and flattened Innocence, Mississippi"

Now, where does this line come from? The answer is Carnal Innocence, by none other than Nora Roberts, aka J.D. Robb! Is she starting to repeat herself or what? I still love her, though ;-)