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Dead Even Mariah Stewart 9780345463944 Books

Dead Even finishes up the stories of the "game". When three prisoners are unexpectedly put in a room together, Archer Lowell, at 19, is the youngest and most inexperienced of the three. To make himself look tougher, he starts talking tough with the other two men. The first man, Vince, is well known for having killed his wife and children. The second man, Curtis has the look of a killer. Both men scare the hell out of Archer. He asks the two men, if they could have a free pass to take out anyone, who would they eliminate. Making sure everyone is aware it's just talk, just a game to pass the time, the three each give up three names.
Curtis, being the first of them released, decides to play for real. He takes Vince's list. When Vince's conviction is overturned and he is released, he takes on Archers list, continuing the game. Now that Archer has served his time and is free once again, its his duty to see that Curtis' list is completed. But with no one to check up on him, he decides to settle in and just live his life as clean as he can. Forget all about the game. Until Vince sends a man to insure Archer does what he is obligated to do. Eliminate Curtis' three people.
FBI agents Miranda Cahill and Will Fletcher have a professional and a personnel history together. A love, hate, on again, off again relationship. The last thing Miranda wants is to be partnered up with Will again. But she will sucked it up and be a professional. After all they have a killer to catch. One Archer Lowell. The FBI knows Archer is the third man in the game. They just need to watch him, and wait for him to make his move. They have a pretty good idea who his first victim should be, and he gives them a clue who victim number two most likely is. But the profilers all agree, Archer Lowell is to scared to actually kill anyone. Until the first man is found dead, and Archer is missing.
During the investigation, an idea surfaces on who the third intended victim is. It's Miranda. She had interviewed Curtis several years earlier in connection with a string of murders. Apparently, she made an impression on him.
When Will learns this, his mind is made up. To get to Miranda, they'll have to go through him.
In a side story, we get a peek at a couple from an earlier book, who finally find what they've been looking for. For better or worse.
I have fallen in love with the way this author develops her characters. These stories are more romancy than thriller. But there is still plenty of tension involved in the story. Each book can be read as a stand alone novel. You are given plenty of information about the back stories, so you won't feel lost. I would, however, recommend reading the others in the series for the complete story. I don't think you'll be disappointed.


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Dead Even Mariah Stewart 9780345463944 Books Reviews

I really enjoy reading most of Mariah Stewarts books. As with this books there are lots of twists and turns. Reading this book will leave you wanting more and give you lots of reading entertainment.
I thoroughly enjoyed the three series of Dead Certain, Dead End and Dead Even. If anyone gets this series of books to read make sure you read them in order.
good read.
Poorly developed plot. Underdeveloped characters. This is a Harlequin Romance disguised as a suspense novel. The behavior of so-called FBI agents in this novel is not believable especially given the elementary "plots" hatched by the bad guys. Not worth reading.
These books have so many twists and turns just as you think one thing another come along to stymie you. Loved the ones Ive read so far. Buckle up for a bumpy ride and turbulance!
Always enjoy her books. Just enough twists to keep you hooked until the very end.
Book 3 of a 4 book series and the characters have become my friends. I look forward to book 4. A minor complaint way too much white space on pages as if they wanted to make more pages.
Dead Even finishes up the stories of the "game". When three prisoners are unexpectedly put in a room together, Archer Lowell, at 19, is the youngest and most inexperienced of the three. To make himself look tougher, he starts talking tough with the other two men. The first man, Vince, is well known for having killed his wife and children. The second man, Curtis has the look of a killer. Both men scare the hell out of Archer. He asks the two men, if they could have a free pass to take out anyone, who would they eliminate. Making sure everyone is aware it's just talk, just a game to pass the time, the three each give up three names.
Curtis, being the first of them released, decides to play for real. He takes Vince's list. When Vince's conviction is overturned and he is released, he takes on Archers list, continuing the game. Now that Archer has served his time and is free once again, its his duty to see that Curtis' list is completed. But with no one to check up on him, he decides to settle in and just live his life as clean as he can. Forget all about the game. Until Vince sends a man to insure Archer does what he is obligated to do. Eliminate Curtis' three people.
FBI agents Miranda Cahill and Will Fletcher have a professional and a personnel history together. A love, hate, on again, off again relationship. The last thing Miranda wants is to be partnered up with Will again. But she will sucked it up and be a professional. After all they have a killer to catch. One Archer Lowell. The FBI knows Archer is the third man in the game. They just need to watch him, and wait for him to make his move. They have a pretty good idea who his first victim should be, and he gives them a clue who victim number two most likely is. But the profilers all agree, Archer Lowell is to scared to actually kill anyone. Until the first man is found dead, and Archer is missing.
During the investigation, an idea surfaces on who the third intended victim is. It's Miranda. She had interviewed Curtis several years earlier in connection with a string of murders. Apparently, she made an impression on him.
When Will learns this, his mind is made up. To get to Miranda, they'll have to go through him.
In a side story, we get a peek at a couple from an earlier book, who finally find what they've been looking for. For better or worse.
I have fallen in love with the way this author develops her characters. These stories are more romancy than thriller. But there is still plenty of tension involved in the story. Each book can be read as a stand alone novel. You are given plenty of information about the back stories, so you won't feel lost. I would, however, recommend reading the others in the series for the complete story. I don't think you'll be disappointed.