Deadly Exposure

First title in the four book 'Turning Points' series by Linda Turner: Deadly Exposure (#1304 July 2004), Beneath the Surface (#1333 Dec 2004), A Younger Man (#1423 July 2006), and Mission: M.D. (#1456 March 2007). While linked by a theme of "unexpected turns", each title can be read as a stand-alone book. The fast pace of this novel is quite enjoyable, and I recommend it without reservation - a pleasant afternoon read! Description from the book back cover: A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS .... But the killer Lily Fitzgerald had unknowingly photographed only used four: You're going to die. The beautiful photographer didn't want to depend on anyone for help - especially not pulse-stopping, jade-eyed cop Tony Giovani. But now her only protection from the man who threatened her life was the man who threatened her heart .... Tony believed that good fences made good neighbors, but Lily's loving, trusting ways were wreaking havoc on his carefully constructed emotional barriers. He needed to focus on winning custody of his son, not losing control to a vulnerable vixen who claimed she was in danger. Was Lily's life really in peril? And could he safeguard her from himself?