Photographic Memories

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Trisha Brent has been through hell and back, which only makes her more qualified for the job as a homicide detective with the Santa Fe, New Mexico's Special Victims Unit. Over the years, she thought she's seen it all, until a case, so similar to her own tragic past, lands on her desk. A woman has been strangled and is key to a man's identity. With her dead, the only thing Trish has to go on is a handful of Polaroid pictures, each alone, oddly meaningless, but together, hold clues to unraveling the truth.

He wakes with a splitting headache, naked as the day he was born, with no memory of who he is. To make matters worse, he's somehow involved in a woman's death, the key to the motel room he's in, found in her purse. Could he have had something to do with this woman's murder, or is he as well, a victim of the killer's revenge-a retaliation that now might cost him his life since he could be the only thing keeping the killer's identity from coming to light?All Rights Reserved

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