Damage Control

Product Description
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Maggie Silver does her best to scramble up the ladder at an exclusive, high-powered PR firm in Southern California whose clients are movie stars and famous athletes. She is asked to take on her toughest client yet: Senator Henry Paxton, distinguished statesman from Southern California, who also happens to be the father of Anabelle, Maggie's best friend in high school. Senator Paxton's young female aide has been found murdered, and it is up to Maggie to run damage control and prevent the scandal from growing.

Thrown back into the Paxtons glamorous world, Maggie is unexpectedly flooded with memories from the stormy years in high school, when her friendship with Anabelle was dramatically severed after a tragedy that neither of them has been able to forget. As Maggie gets further embroiled in the lives of the Paxtons, she realizes that the ties of her old friendship are stronger than she thinks.

Riveting and suspenseful,
Damage Control examines our craving for celebrity and spectacle and how far the bonds of friendship can stretch before they break forever.
Review
Praise for Denise Hamilton:
''Hamilton does a beautiful job of describing LA neighborhoods and unraveling its secrets.'' --
Washington Post
''One of the brightest new talents to enter crime fiction over the last few years.'' --
Chicago Sun-Times

''A riveting stand-alone thriller. . . . In a novel that marries celebrity culture, surf noir and the bonds of friendship, Hamilton is at the top of her game.'' --
Kirkus
About the Author
DENISE HAMILTON is a writer-journalist whose work has appeared in the
Los Angeles Times, Cosmopolitan, and the
New York Times and is the author of five acclaimed Eve Diamond crime novels,
Prisoner of Memory, Savage Garden, Last Lullaby, Sugar Skull, and
The Jasmine Trade, all of which have been
Los Angeles Times bestsellers. She is also the editor of and a contributor to the short story anthology
Los Angeles Noir, winner of the Southern California Independent Booksellers Association Award for Best Mystery of 2007. She lives in Los Angeles with her husband and two young children.