Divided in Death
A homicide case pulls Eve Dallas into cyberterrorism, government secrets, and a dangerous rift with Roarke.
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Plot structure labels used: layers of deception, expanding case, big reveal, escalation, multiple agency response, case-heavy, procedural focus, twist escalation, investigation widens
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