Snapshot

Written by Camryn King

Narrated by Lynnette Freeman

An ambitious photojournalist. An uber-dedicated enforcer. And an explosive, high-profile scandal ignites Camryn King's provocative new thriller . . . Breathtaking oceanfront views, friendly locals, festive meals. At first, award-winning photographer Kennedy Wade's magazine shoot in the Bahamas is more play than work. Until she loses 48 hours of her life after flirting with a sexy stranger. Until her camera goes missing-and once back in the States, she feels certain of being watched. So when Kennedy gets an unmistakable warning to quit digging deeper, she's not about to give up. His instructions: confidential. His orders: stop a traitor from posting photos threatening national security. But former Special Ops agent Zeke Foster's instincts are telling him something isn't right with this picture. Especially as Kennedy challenges his special skills and lethal tenacity to get her life back and find the real story. Soon she has evidence that casts everything she and Zeke thought they knew in doubt-and puts them on the same team. Nothing will stop Kennedy from exposing the truth. Not losing her career, being personally exposed, or a cost far more than she ever imagined . . .

• Language: English
• Publisher: Recorded Books, Inc.
• Release date: Dec 31, 2019
• ISBN: 9781980068051

Camryn King

Before delving into the world of suspense, intrigue, and inconvenient attraction, Camryn King was the senior writer and managing editor for a lifestyle magazine. An avid world traveler, she’s lived in or visited more than two dozen countries and forty-two states, and acquired endless fodder for upcoming novels. Stiletto Justice was her debut. Visit her online at CamrynKing.com.

Reviews for Snapshot

[krsball · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Another fun female detective series.

[darla_2 · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Mysterious photographs lead to a grieving mother who may or may not have seen something suspicious when her daughter died. Add in medical intrigue, problems with P.I. Carlotta's Little Sister, seemingly unrelated murders, and, weirdly, the theft of her full trash cans, & the result is a mystery full of twists & turns & surprises. One quibble I had is that all the men in the book seem to find Carlotta irresistible. Irritating.