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Picture of Lies ~ C. C. Harrison

October 18, 2011


Genre: Adult Fiction/Crime
Publisher: Five Star (ME)
326 pages
ISBN: 9781432825065
Source: Publisher via TLC Book Tours

Keegan Thomas is a very focused reporter. After her own daughter went missing, several years ago, she is obsessed with helping other children found and reunited with their parents. As a brilliant writer with a seriously intense passion, she has finally hit a wall.

After one case too many, she hightails it for the desert to do a bit of a personal project on the Navajo reservation. What begins as a fairly simple search, turns up serious emotions and a very shady past on the part of many in the community on the “rez”. Emotions run high on the native and “wannabe” fronts and soon, Keegan is in a bit over her head in more ways than one.

Because this is yet another book about tough kid stuff, I, once again, almost didn’t finish it after hitting the first little bit. I am, also yet again, pretty glad that I did press on. I don’t think it was a perfect book but it was an interesting thriller of a story with some pretty well drawn characters. Keegan, herself, was not my favorite (for an intelligent reporter, she had her ditzy moments where I wanted to toss her down the canyon before someone else did) but the elders and others in the community pieced together a pretty good character sketch and made the reading worthwhile. 


About C.C. Harrison

C. C. Harrison lives in Anthem, Arizona. She is the author of hundreds of articles and short stories. When she’s not writing, reading, or working out at the gym, she can be found in the mountains of Colorado or in some far-flung corner of the Southwest.

C.C.’s Tour Stops

Monday, October 17th: As I turn the pages

Tuesday, October 18th: Iwriteinbook’s blog

Wednesday, October 19th: Cafe of Dreams

Thursday, October 20th: StephTheBookworm

Friday, October 21st: Joyfully Retired

Monday, October 24th: Stephany Writes

Wednesday, October 26th: Life In Review

Friday, October 28th: Colloqium

Monday, October 31st: Sara’s Organized Chaos

Tuesday, November 1st: Book Nook Club

Wednesday, November 2nd: Seaside Book Nook

Thursday, November 3rd: Lesa’s Book Critiques

2 Comments leave one →
  1. October 19, 2011 10:59 am

    I have read a little bit about this book and am wondering if I would enjoy it. It seems like it would make a great read to get invested in, and it sounds like it would be a quick and really engrossing book. Thanks for the great review!

  2. October 23, 2011 8:32 pm

    I have a hard time with books dealing with topics like this, but like you, in the end I’m usually glad that I kept with it.

    Thanks for being on the tour!

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