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"Fast-paced, entertaining romantic suspense."
Reviewed by Vicky Gilpin
Posted August 16, 2004
After being shot while photographing an insurance fraud,
Diana Gordon fled the San Francisco world of private
investigation to a little town where she felt she could be
safe...by never revealing her past vocation. While co-
chairing an art show with a handsome chiropractor who talks
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"An entertaining romantic suspense tale"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted August 28, 2004
After being shot by a mark that she was investigating,
private investigator Diana Gordon quits sleuthing as she
is tired of injuries and feeling old at thirty-four. The
part owner of G and J Investigations Diana leaves the
practice without asking for compensation from her partner,
Bradley Jeffers.
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Snap Shot, a Berkley Sensation Romantic Suspense, due out
on September 7, is Meg Chittenden's 37th book.
Diana "Flash" Gordon, one time PI, now a professional
photographer has come north to Port Findlay Washington to
get away from the "life of crime" she's been leading. She
wants peace and quiet and calm-living. But it's not going
to happen. First of all, while co-chairing a photography
show with Connor Callahan, she comes upon the dead body of
one of Port Findlay's chief do-gooders, who turns out not
to be so good after all. Then she gets drawn into helping
to find the murderer, which brings her up against some
pretty tough customers. And at the same time she's trying
to keep a rein on her escalating feelings for that same
Connor Callahan--the one who is still having conversations
with his dead wife.
SummaryDiana Gordon is a Private Investigator in San Francisco.
Shadowing a man suspected of Insurance Fraud, she is shot.
Already fed up with getting beaten up, and dealing with
low lifes and dirtbags, she quits the business as soon as
she recovers and moves away from the City—way north
to quiet, historic Port Findlay, Washington, where she
opens a photography studio—Photomania—and
settles down to a peaceful life.
Connor Callahan is a chiropractor in Port Findlay and is
still mourning the death of his young wife. Connor and
Diana meet when handling the local photography exhibit.
When they arrive to open up the show for the judges, they
discover the body of Rosemary Barrett, the president of the
Arts Alliance----she's been shot.
While Diana and Connor begin investigating the murder of
Rosemary, Diana can't help but wonder if this shooting is
related to the one she suffered in San Francisco.
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