Welcome back to the small town of Burning Cove, California. It’s 1930’s and danger has returned to this seemingly sleepy town. Vivian Brazier, budding art photographer, is taking crime scene photographs for newspapers as a way to may ends meet until her art career takes off. As Vivian takes more and more crime photos from the “Dagger Killer”, she begins to see similarities that only a photographer would notice, putting herself in danger of being the next victim. Nick Sundridge is an investigator with a talent for seeing things that others don’t. Nick is sent to protect Vivian and together they discover the identity of the killer and much more.

In this 4th installment of the Burning Cove series, Amanda Quick makes the reader wonder what other danger is lurking. Close Up did not disappoint. In true Amanda Quick form, Vivian is a strong female who can hold her on, but isn’t afraid to accept the help of a man, Nick. With a little bit of romance and a mystery or two, Close Up left me wondering about what will happen next.

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