The Alexandra Cooper Mysteries: Likely to Die Quiz

Answer: Jeep Cherokee

This is one of the few books in the series where Alex is seen driving a personal car and not riding along with Mike or Mercer in an NYPD cruiser. In the twelfth book, "Hell Gate," Alex appears to have replaced her Cherokee with a Chevrolet Suburban.

Answer: Chief of Detectives Danny McGraw

McGraw prefers to tighten control on an investigation when he's called in. Alex commented that if McGraw had it his way, she wouldn't have heard about the murder until after the Police Commissioner had been briefed.

Answer: True

Alex believes that they are harder to come by than winning lottery tickets. The placards are particularly useful in that they allow the bureau chiefs to park anywhere near where the NYPD cruisers are parked, which means that they do not have to hail a taxi or wait to be picked up by a detective.

Answer: He didn't tell the psychic where they were eating

Mike believes that if the psychic was legitimate, she will show up at their dinner. This is another instance of Mike's humor shining through to a less-than-amused Alex Cooper--something he seems to be particularly good at. Don't let the offensive sense of humor fool you, though, Mike is a good detective with a good heart.

Answer: Gemma Dogen

Prior to her death, Gemma Dogen was the top neurosurgeon at the Mid-Manhattan Medical Center. However, in light of her death, she becomes Alex's latest major case. Isabella Lascar is the murder victim in the previous book, "Final Jeopardy." Aiden Burn and Susan Lewis are from the television shows "CSI: NY" and "ER" respectively.

Answer: 5:30am

Alex speculates she rises early so that she can go jogging before going to work. This is one of many moments in the book where Alex admires the victim's professional drive, even if it means that she has very little personal life.

Answer: The famous prositute

Patrick assured Mike that he had brushed up on his English and would not make the same mistake again. Given Alex's personality and Patrick's ethnicity, she most likely would not have been as offended at the slip up as Mike was. He was typically the one watching Alex's back for her.

Answer: True

In Chapter 7, Alex is hesitant to turn off the radio show in the event that Don Imus says something that could be useful to the case. She also notes that, of all of the media insight given into the OJ Simpson murder trial, 'Imus in the Morning' often gave the most information pertaining to the case.

Answer: His dog

Aside from being David's pet, Zac is also short for "Prozac." In "Likely to Die," Alex agrees to watch Zac while David goes on vacation. While working out the details of the dogsitting, she asks David if he can help get Maureen Forster into Mid-Manhattan for observation so that she may observe the hospital from the inside.

Answer: Maureen Forester

Maureen is considered Alex's favourite decoy detective, though it appears that she sometimes has to sell the case to her husband in order that he will have fewer reservations about Maureen being put in potential danger--especially with a murderer on the loose int he hospital. Laura Wilkie is Alex's assistant, Johanna is one of Alex's subordinate attorneys, and Joan Stafford is one of Alex's friends.