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A high-profile murder becomes a life-and-death story for this reporter.Disgraced crime reporter Aloa Snow is scrambling to get her life back on track by doing what she does best: investigating hard-to-solve cases. But the latest one is personal. The son of her friend Tick - aging anarchist, confidant, and unofficial colleague - has been accused of a high-profile murder. The victim is Corrine Daniels, ex-prosecutor and wife of a heroic but now-paralyzed FBI interrogator. Corrine had enemies, but she also had a secret lover in Tick's son, who, without an alibi, is now directly in the cops' crosshairs.Luckily, Aloa's got a lock on others who may have had a reason for murder - reasons that plunge her into a world of vigilante justice and a horrific, decades-old crime. It's only when Aloa's investigation turns threatening that she realizes she's closing in on the killer faster than she imagined.Now that she's being pushed toward the edge, Aloa fears that there's nowhere to go but down.
About the Author
Peggy Townsend is an award-winning newspaper reporter who has covered stories from street kids to serial killers, and once chased an escaped murderer through a graveyard at midnight. She divides her time between a little house on the Central Coast of California and an even smaller cabin in Lake Tahoe and has two incredible writing groups which keep her at her desk instead of wandering off to the beach or sitting on her front porch staring at nothing. She has rafted rivers, come face-to-face with a grizzly in Alaska and has twice lived in a van for seven weeks on the road. She loves running, skiing, hiking, mountain biking and reading The New York Times on Sunday - along with a good cup of coffee.
