Duel to the Death

By: J.A. Jance

Narrated by: Karen Ziemba

The New York Times bestselling author J.A. Jance returns with the thirteenth pulse-pounding thriller in the “engaging and entertaining” (Los Angeles Times) Ali Reynolds series.

After taking down the man responsible for his best friend’s death, Stuart Ramey believes the case is finally closed. That is, until Stu discovers he’s been left with a multimillion dollar fortune in Bitcoin in a desperate attempt by Frigg, a rogue AI program created by the killer, to keep itself from being fully deactivated.

To take Frigg down for good, Stu enlists the help of Ali Reynolds and the rest of his cyber security colleagues at High Noon Enterprises. But they are not the only ones who know about Frigg’s existence.

Graciella Miramar, an unassuming accountant to all appearances, is actually the right-hand woman to El Pescado, the leader of a dangerous drug cartel. She’ll do anything to get her hands on that program. With Frigg’s help, Graciella hopes to take over El Pescado’s criminal underworld and become wealthy beyond her wildest dreams. But Stu—and El Pescado and his henchmen—may not be so easily defeated.

As the “grand master of the game” (The Providence Journal), J.A. Jance crafts another electrifying thriller that shows that everything has its price.

Good story. Interesting premises

The story centered around an AI named Frigg is fascinating . Hard to believe but, being involved in the computer industry for most of my life, I find it conceivable that we could some day get to that level of sophistication. The story seems a bit far fetched but could be possible someday. The central person in this book is Stuart, not Ali.

left speculating

left me wondering where this will all go in the next book, book ended on a soft note not what i was expecting or looking for

Duel to the Death

I absolutely loved this story, very hard to put it down and it is an excellent story by J A JANCE.

A. J. Jance Succeeds One More Time

This book begins slowly, but picks up speed and plot as it moves forward. Per her usual novels, the main characters are likeable and give off good vibes. Her story telling is easy to follow, and her descriptions of events are believable as are her characters.

New readers and old should enjoy this typically well written tale by this author.

good story line

I enjoyed the audio. at times I was confused but it would come together later.