Liked this book more than many others because not a lot of time was wasted with descriptions yet the action kept moving. It was a hard book to start as so many people were getting introduced but at least they almost all ended up in the story and actually played a part in it. Although it was not hard to figure who were going to be important suspects, the way that the action went made it interesting. ( )

Altogether ridiculously far-fetched. Don't bother; though, if you're stranded and it's the only book available, and you get started, you will want to find out what the hell happens to these wholly implausible people in a wholly implausible situation. ( )

When former detective and now private investigator, Dana Cutler, is hired by an attorney with political connections, it seems like a pretty simple job. She just has to follow college student, Charlotte Walsh and report on everything she does. Unfortunately the unexpected happens and Dana takes photos of Charlotte meeting with Christopher Farrington, the president of the United States. The following morning, Walsh’s dead body shows up and strangers are trying to kill Dana.

Meanwhile on the other side of the country, junior attorney, Brad Miller, is working on the appeal of a convicted killer. Clarence Little, now on death row. Little admits to killing several young women but claims he's been framed for one of the murders. Another young girl who just happened to have been working for then governor Christopher Farrington before being murdered.

This was an enjoyable and fast moving book. It's pretty predictable but I still enjoyed the story and the characters. I think it would make a great book for a plane ride due to the quick pace.
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I enjoyed this book because it was exciting and kept your interest. I did figure out who did it, but only right before the author revealed the killer. Lies and deceitand cover ups in the White House? Quite plausible! ( )

Dana Cutler, an ex-cop and now a PI is hired to trail Charoltte Walsh. She takes pictures of an angry exchange between the teen and the President. An Oregon attorney is asked to look into the murder of another woman by a man on death row. The cases are linked, but how? A fast paced story. ( )