Treachery In Death
In Death, Book 32
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Narrated by:
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Susan Ericksen
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By:
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J. D. Robb
About this listen
In a New York City fifty years in the future, Detective Eve Dallas tracks down those who break the law - including the ones sworn to uphold it.
Eve Dallas and her partner, Peabody, are following up on a brutal, senseless crime - an elderly grocery owner killed by three stoned punks for nothing more than kicks and snacks. And for the first time, Peabody is primary detective on the case, which means she has to get used to a new level of authority and responsibility. Good thing she learned the ropes from a master like Eve.
But after rounding up the perps, Peabody stumbles upon a much trickier situation. Determined to start working out as hard as she grills suspects, she chooses to do it at the old, rarely-used gym at Central. After a grueling workout, she squeezes into one of the narrow shower stalls, happy to have the place to herself. Just after she shuts the water off, the gym door clatters open - and while she cringes inside the stall, trying not to make a sound, Peabody overhears two fellow officers, Garnet and Oberman, arguing. References are made to delivering product, and a house in the islands, and someone named Keener who’s supposed to look like an OD. It doesn’t take long for a naked and vulnerable Peabody to realize that both officers are crooked - guilty not just of corruption but of murder as well. Fortunately, the two clear out of the locker room without realizing there was a witness.
Eve Dallas may have trained Peabody well - but this is too dangerous for one person to take on alone. Now Peabody, Eve, and her husband, Roarke, must try to get the hard evidence they need to bring the dirty cops down - knowing all the while that the two have already killed to keep their secret, and are no doubt willing to do it again.
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- Anonymous User
- 02-12-2022
An exciting, adrenalin rush of a book!
Loved it! J.D.Robb nailed this book. It was hard to push pause and sleep as the stories plot intensified, leading up to the climax at the end.
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- Rudo
- 14-08-2020
best book in the series
I own the hardcopy which I've read several times. This story is clever and fun. even though you know the who did it and where, there is still the excitement of the unveiling.
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- Buck
- 08-01-2017
Silly
It sounds like it could be a good story but I just can't get passed the silly voices used by the narrator and the silly slang that the author uses to reinforce that this is set 30 odd years in the future.
In the end I lost patience and couldn't finish it.
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- Jill Marles
- 19-01-2016
Incomprehensible
Sounds like a cartoon, with silly voices. Not sure why it's set in the future either - there are a few misplaced references to technology, but it doesn't make sense and there is no discernible reason for it?
Maybe it all becomes clear at the end of this book, but I couldn't get past the comical narration and nonsensical setting, so only persevered for a couple of hours and quit...
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