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Jump the gun

by Zoe Burke (2013)

About this book

Publicist Annabelle Starkey and classic movie fan Mickey Paxton find themselves being chased from Vegas to the San Francisco area by some bad cops, a nursing home resident where Annabelle's grandmother recently died, and a lawyer who volunteered at the home. When Annabelle's cat-sitting friend is killed at Annabelle's apartment, things get really dangerous!

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreJump the gun Lead Character

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