The Rich Are Different, Orcutt Chris

The Rich Are Different, the 2nd novel in the Dakota Stevens Mystery Series, delves into the rarefied world of a Long Island heiress and her murdered brother who owned an Old West resort in Montana.

To hunt down the mans killer, Dakota and his associate Svetlana Kr sh must go undercover as actors in a make-believe mining town straight out of 1885.

This highly anticipated sequel to A Real Piece of Work picks up a few months after that difficult case. Dakota Stevens is depressed. Hes darker, battle-scarred and less cavalier. Hes lost his detecting mojo and hasnt taken a case since A Real Piece of Work. Can he get his mojo back and find the killer?

Like bullets from a Gatling gun, the suspects come fast and furious: eccentric heiresses, greedy CEOs, catty thespians, sexy henchwomen, angry Native Americans, mysterious mobsters, menacing mercenaries, kinky housewives and contract killers.

Its a classic case of East meets West as Dakota and Svetlana follow a trail of clues that takes the reader from the sophisticated setting of The Great Gatsby to the forbidding land of Pale Rider.

National Bestselling Author Dave King calls The Rich Are Different, Brainy, stylish, imaginative and a great deal of fun.

Praise from Amazon Customers:

Had I paced myself, I could have milked at least a week out of the book. But, no. My will power waned and I was done in 2 nights.

Dakota Stevens is thoroughly likeable and appealing with his rich mix of chivalry and clever mischief.

The Rich Are Different is an excellent sequel and has been well worth the wait.

This series is quick-paced with its twists and turns that you wont be able to put down the book until you and Dakota solve the crime.

Ill read anything Orcutt puts out.

Anyone who reads this should make sure to have a defibrillator nearby.

The characters are so real, the storyline so compelling, that real life took a backseat during the 2 days I was reading each of these books.

The writing is excellent. The story moves at a good pace. What I like most is the characters are just spot on. Great book. Great writer.

There are no wasted words, no extraneous chapters, no unnecessary passages, just good old fashioned mystery and suspense, without being melodramatic or over the top.

Grab some coffee, a Snuggy and a fresh pair of Depends because you wont be able to stop reading once you start