Driven To Death
TV News Director Casey Brandt would like to forget her best friend's wedding day. She ran her stockings, got dumped by her boyfriend, missed out on dessert and hiked half a mile in high heels. She wound up at the morgue identifying one of the guests whose day had been even worse.
Fortunately for detectives, Casey spotted a suspect near the scene of the crime--a drug dealer who had killed before and gotten away with it. Unfortunately for Casey, he spotted her, too. Now police want her to keep a low profile while they get the proof they need to nail him. But she and her friends have other ideas--ideas they hope will turn the wheels of justice more quickly.
Before the case gets cracked, Casey learns some hard lessons about greed, fear, jealousy, loyalty, love, courage, uncorrected eyesight and even good manners. In the end, she's left with just one question: according to the rules of etiquette, if your ex- boyfriend stops a bullet for you, do you have to take him back?
Fortunately for detectives, Casey spotted a suspect near the scene of the crime--a drug dealer who had killed before and gotten away with it. Unfortunately for Casey, he spotted her, too. Now police want her to keep a low profile while they get the proof they need to nail him. But she and her friends have other ideas--ideas they hope will turn the wheels of justice more quickly.
Before the case gets cracked, Casey learns some hard lessons about greed, fear, jealousy, loyalty, love, courage, uncorrected eyesight and even good manners. In the end, she's left with just one question: according to the rules of etiquette, if your ex- boyfriend stops a bullet for you, do you have to take him back?
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