I've only been hooked by one narrator before and that was Scott Brick. The story stands alone and the mystery is solved within this book, but the romance between Eve and Roark continues. The sex scenes are hot but they don't last long and aren't very explicit. Eve has a bit of a potty mouth so be prepared for some F words and other expletives, but I wouldn't say it's excessive. Probably would appeal more to women since there's romance and the main character is female, but pretty sure guys would enjoy it as well. Love the robotic voice she gives to the droids! OVERALL - Great book! Highly recommended for anyone who likes this genre. Susan Ericksen does a wonderful job of distinguishing between characters and portraying their various emotions. PERFORMANCE - Not only is this series well-written, but it's also very well-performed. First and foremost, it is about finding the murderer, but the romance between Eve and Roark is sweet and sexy and is a nice filler between the more intense scenes. Why was she there? Had someone she had prosecuted in the past killed her out of revenge? Could it be her ex-husband? The story is fast-paced with great characters. Her throat is cut as she is leaving a bar late at night on the wrong side of town. This book, Glory in Death, begins with the murder of a famous female attorney. In each book of the series Eve faces a new crime, and in each book the romance with Roark progresses a little bit more. Her romantic interest, Roark, is a sexy billionaire. Eve Dallas, the main character, is a young police lieutenant who is dedicated to her job. It's set somewhere around the year 2050 in New York, so there are some cool futuristic gadgets. I must confess that now I'm going to attempt to listen to the whole humongous series in order. STORY (suspense) - I listened to one of the later books in this series and liked it enough to try Book 1, then this Book 2. Okay, I'm officially addicted to this series now
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