In Snaphot by Liz Wiehl an old picture restarts an old investigation and brings a father and daughter, long estranged, together. The picture was taken right before a Civil Rights leader is shot and two little girls are witnesses: one African American, and one Caucasian. Fast forward a few decades into the future and Lisa a federal prosecutor is called in by her Dad a retired to FBI agent to help free a man from death row. The case includes local and federal coverup, a secret Kennedy cabinet, and family loyalty. I really enjoyed this book and would highly recommend it.
Have a good read,
Nina
