Olivia is a photographer working at Rory and Lou's art gallery. While taking pictures at the party Clay and Quint throw to celebrate the adoption of their son, she captures what seems to be a murder in the building behind them.<br><br>Lou and Quint take it upon themselves to investigate -- unofficially at first -- with the help of Rory and Gideon Monahan. When they find out the presumed victim is alive and denying anything happened, they dig deeper. Things heat up as Rory goes undercover to try to learn the truth while the others delve into the backgrounds of the people involved and Olivia finds more photos relevant to the case.<br><br>Now all they have to do is find out what the photos really show, and if what looked like a murder may be even more than it seems.

It Takes a Photographer

“Hi. I was hoping you’d be free for supper.”


She smiled but didn’t move aside. “If you’d tried half an hour ago I might have said yes, but I just finished eating. Sorry.”


“I was afraid of that. I got hung up with a client. How about going out for a drink?”


“No can do. I’m expecting a friend.”


Rory leaned casually against the doorjamb. “I have competition?”


“Tony—” she shook her head, “—I hardly think you have to worry about competition, since you’ll be leaving in a couple of weeks.”


“True.” Rory smiled. “I hope our going out to supper last night didn’t cause you problems with him.” He almost said Floyd, stopping himself in time. I know his name, but there’s no reason I should, as far as she’d be concerned. Only his last name on his mailbox.


“There is no him. I’m divorced and happily so. I don’t intend on looking for a replacement in the foreseeable future. We had fun last night—or at least I did. I guess you must have too, since you’re back again tonight.”


Chapter 17