#9 in the JD Robb/Nora Roberts "In Death" series.

Fast moving terrorist plot hatched by our own citizens. "We are Cassandra" deliver cryptic clues and messages about their intended targets, as well as impossible demands, to the police, headed by our Heroine, Eve Dallas. To make matters more complex, her assistant's (Peabody) visiting brother becomed inadvertently drawn into the conflict through a conniving woman, and as usual, it takes both Dallas and her husband Roarke to save the day.

More Action oriented than even the usual "In Death" novel, I liked this one quite a bit! A bit of political intrigue and the usual people-who-are-not-who-they-seem-to-be.

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another excellent book in the series. in this book, eve finds herself tracking down a terrorist who is threatening to destroy the whole city. to top it off, she faced with the threat of losing roarke as she witnesses him go over the edge. an edge of your seat read.

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Eve finds herself in the middle of a fight to save the landmarks of New York City from a mad bomber.

Very good book....fell asleep with it in my hands trying to finish it and find out who was behind the bombings.

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This series never gets old, as the character are always entertaining!It takes you to the edge with these main characters, Eve & Roarke! .

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The J.D. Robb series is the best!

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J. D. Robb series in Death was the greatest series I've read. Do yourself a favor and get the whole series and read them from book one to the end. The main charter, Eva Dalas seems to catch the least little detail to solve the murders. I loved reading them. They were full of action and sex. The only thing I didn't like were the F words. I just didn't let the words register I skipped them.

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This book was just as entertaining as the others in the series

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I enjoyed this 9th installment in the Death series. This sees Eve pitting her skills against a terrorist group going by the moniker of Cassandra, who are set upon destroying symbols of perceived capitalist greedmongers. There is a Side story of Peabody and her brother which sees Eve juggling more than one murder and the ties that bind all of them together. Peabody and McNabb continue their game of romantic cat and mouse, further complicating the mix. Topic is relevant in the past, present and in the future. It takes all of her wits, with a bit of help from the ever present Roarke to solve this case before more lives are lost. It did not disapoint.

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