Exposure
Have you ever done anything you’re ashamed of?<br><br>For popular talk show host Jessamine Cray, it started as just another piece of slightly weird fan mail: a single typed line on an unsigned sheet of paper that reads: Have you ever done anything you’re ashamed of? No one takes it as a threat until the second communication comes, and then the third… a blood-stained prom dress, a disfigured photograph from a high school year book, copies of private papers to which no one but Jess should have had access. Every celebrity’s worst nightmare has come true for Jessamine Cray: she is being stalked, and shame is her terrorist’s secret weapon.<br><br>Old friends, former lovers, guests on her talk show, colleagues and family members… no one is safe from suspicion, and everyone has a motive—even Jess. As the police investigation turns its spotlight on Jess herself and uncovers her most deeply buried secrets, Jess can only watch in helpless horror as her tormentor’s diabolical plan unfolds. First he will shatter her trust, then he will shake her peace of mind … and then he will come for her.<br><br>And by the time she sees him coming, it will be too late.<br>Praise for the Work of Donna Ball:<br><br>“A maelstrom of suspense… gripping, intense”<br>--Rendezvous<br><br>“[Ball] knows how to keep a story moving”<br>--Kirkus Reviews<br><br>“A Major talent of the genre”<br>--Publisher’s Weekly<br><br>“A must read”<br>--Examiner.com