β Scribed by J. D. Robb
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In her years at the NYPSD, Eve Dallas has solved some truly appalling homicides. But some cases are worse than others.
On Manhattanβs East Side a woman lies dead at the bottom of the stairs, stripped of all her valuables. Most cops might call it a mugging gone wrong, but Lieutenant Eve Dallas knows better.
A well-off accountant and a beloved wife and mother, Marta Dickenson doesnβt seem the type to be on anyoneβs hit list. But when Eve and her partner, Peabody, find blood inside the building, the lieutenant knows Martaβs murder was the work of a killer whoβs trained, but not professional or smart enough to remove all the evidence.
But when someone steals the files out of Martaβs office, Eve must immerse herself in her billionaire husband Roarkeβs world of big business to figure out whoβs cruel and callous enough to hire a hit on an innocent woman. And as the killerβs violent streak begins to escalate, Eve knows she has to draw him out, even if it means using herself as bait
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