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J D Robb, aka New York Times best-selling author Nora Roberts, maintains a high level of suspense as her heroine investigates crimes of passion in high-tech, futuristic New York City.
Using the latest sophisticated equipment, police lieutenant Eve Dallas, who debuted in Naked in Death, follows every lead no matter how dark or dangerous it might be. When two beautiful, highly successful women are found murdered, Eve has a long list of suspects.
The two glamorous women rubbed elbows with a number of wealthy, powerful men, including her own lover, Roarke. Although she trusts him completely, she is forced to include Roarke in her murder investigation. Can she risk alienating the only man who ever touched her heart?
Cristine McMurdo-Wallis' vibrant narration keeps the tension high. If the heat of the heroine's turbulent romance doesn't leave you breathless, the plot's unexpected twists and turns undoubtedly will.
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    • AudioFile Magazine
      For Lieutenant Eve Dallas, the protagonist in this mid-21st century police procedural, attack is the behavior of choice. Susan Ericksen adroitly portrays this emotionally complex detective with staccato bursts of anger, as well as with soft musings during times of tenderness. The result is a character strong enough to confront a serial killer, soft enough to find murder repellent, and well-developed enough to walk off the written page. While the supporting characters are stereotypical, Erickson presents the crusty commander, the shattered daughter of one of the victims, the ambitious yet totally unprincipled journalist, the cagey Irish lover, and the futuristic android servant with the individuality one would expect from a multicast production, not a single narrator. K.A.T. (c) AudioFile 2004, Portland, Maine
    • AudioFile Magazine
      Writing under the name J.D. Robb, bestselling author Nora Roberts uses a futuristic setting to unfold a story that mixes touches of romance with darkness and violence. When Prosecuting Attorney Cecily Towers is found dead on a rainy night in New York City, Police Lieutenant Eve Dallas first follows a trail to her own lover, then finds herself in pursuit of a serial killer. As the death toll mounts, she sets herself up as bait to snare the culprit. Susan Ericksen narrates the novel with a suitably matter-of-fact tone, while giving voice to colorful characters both human and robotic. J.A.S. (c) AudioFile 2001, Portland, Maine
    • AudioFile Magazine
      In a New York of the future, Homicide Detective Eve Dallas's case of a serial killer who targets beautiful and successful women, while aided by sophisticated communication techniques, still must be solved by some tried and true "old-fashioned" investigation. Cristine McMurdo-Wallis reads in an exceptionally clear voice. While some of the characters are subtly voiced, others, like Eve's lover and his butler, have distinct Irish and British accents. Though performed without melodrama, the characterizations are powerful, leaving little doubt as to who the bad guys are. Be forewarned, there's enough sizzling sex to make some listeners blush. S.S.R. (c) AudioFile 2001, Portland, Maine

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