A Steep Price

Tracy Crosswhite, Book 6

De: Robert Dugoni

Narrado por: Emily Sutton-Smith

New York Times bestselling author Robert Dugoni’s thrilling series continues as Seattle homicide detective Tracy Crosswhite is plunged into a case of family secrets and murder…

“Another outstanding novel from one of the best crime writers in the business.” --Associated Press

Called in to consult after a young woman disappears, Tracy Crosswhite has the uneasy feeling that this is no ordinary missing-persons case. When the body turns up in an abandoned well, Tracy’s suspicions are confirmed. Estranged from her family, the victim had balked at an arranged marriage and had planned to attend graduate school. But someone cut her dreams short.

Solving the mystery behind the murder isn’t Tracy’s only challenge. The detective is keeping a secret of her own: she’s pregnant. And now her biggest fear seems to be coming true when a new detective arrives to replace her. Meanwhile, Tracy’s colleague Vic Fazzio is about to take a fall after his investigation into the murder of a local community activist turns violent and leaves an invaluable witness dead.

Two careers are on the line. And when more deadly secrets emerge, jobs might not be the only things at risk.

©2018 La Mesa Fiction, LLC (P)2018 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Another great story!!

I love this series and this one was great like the others, with a special surprise at the end... :) I hope there will be another one. as always the characters are believable, likeable and the story never lost my interest.

Leaves you Guessing

just as the other books, there is a feeling of guessing though out the book. when you think you know, then it changes. well written and well narrated.
love these

Good listen!

Good writing. Kept me listening, a mystery that I did not figure out who dunnit! That is a good mystery to me. Excellent narrator!

Great Series!

I've listened to all six books and this is by far the best series I've ever read. The narrator really brings it to life and the flow from one book to another was wonderful.

Great story!

Loved this one! Had some surprises along the way and a wonderful ending! This is a wonderful series!

A Steep Price

White waiting for a verdict on a court case, Detective Tracy Crosswhite is contacted by a friend who works in Missing Persons. Graduate student Kavita Muhkerjee was recently reported missing by her roommate. She was estranged from her family. Kavita wanted to go to medical school to become a doctor, but her family wanted to arrange a marriage for her. As Tracy interviews Kavita's friends and family, her fellow detectives as looking into the murder of Monique Rodgers, an activist who was very vocal against gangs and drugs.

We have two very good cases in this book. While the detectives are busy with their various cases, Tracy is hiding her pregnancy from her Captain. She is afraid her secret is out when Captain Nolasco hires a new female detective to work with them. There is something suspicious about Detective Andrea Gonzalez and her actions.

I enjoyed this book and both of the mysteries, though I thought the resolution of the Rodgers murder could have been clearer. I enjoyed Emily Sutton-Smith's narration. I highly recommend this series.

I'm hooked!

I love these books so much! I love Tracy and all.of the reoccurring characters, I feel like I know them. I ended again in happy tears! Please don't make me wait too long for the next one!

love the whole series

on the edge of my seat with all 6 books in the series loved them!

Typical

Typical of Robert Dugoni's Tracy Crosswhite books. Pretty good story. I would read more of his books.

Is this it??

The Crosswhite series books have all been very different yet intriguing reads with great characters and story development. While this was a good book, it didn't capture my interest like 1-4. I missed the "hunt" for the murderer. Dugoni's ability to paint scenes with words is credited to great understanding and knowledge of the subjects he writes about. This book holds few of those scenes. I also missed Dan in this book. He has become one of my favorite characters.