A thin snow started to spit out of grumpy gray skies. Which meant, Eve knew, that at least fifty percent of the drivers currently on the road would lose a minimum of one-third of their intelligence quotient, any skill they'd previously held at operating a vehicle thereby turning what had been the standard annoying traffic into mayhem.
In "Devoted in Death" by J.D. Robb, the protagonist, Eve, observes the weather as a light snow begins to fall from gloomy skies. She realizes that this change in weather will significantly affect the driving capabilities of many motorists. Eve has a keen understanding of how inclement weather can impair people's judgment and skills on the road, leading to dangerous driving conditions.
This snow isn't just a simple inconvenience; it poses...
