Double Exposure : A Grant and McNulty Thriller

"You do know this whole cops and donuts things is a fiction, right?" <br>Larry Unger gave his technical advisor a sideways glance. "Is this where you tell me that John Wayne Syndrome's not about liking westerns?" <br>Vince McNulty returned the look. "It's not about John Wayne either. The donuts. That's an American thing not a cop thing." <br> "You remember what they said in Liberty Valance?" <br> "Yeah. When the legend becomes fact, print the legend." <br> "Well, donuts is the legend." <br><i>Corona, Riverside County</i? <br><br>Titanic Productions is filming on a movie ranch near Los Angeles when Jim Grant pays a visit. A drug cartel that both Grant and McNulty have crossed paths with has tried to kill Grant's brother in Shelter Cove and is now after McNulty's sister. And her daughter. After a shootout at Nantasket Peninsula, Grant and McNulty decide to take the fight to the cartel. Their tactics include a pizza truck, a prison break and the FBI. And one last chance to print the legend. <br><br> Praise for <i>Double Exposure</i>: <br><br>"Colin Campbell's <i>Double Exposure</i> is a modern-day <i>Gunfight at the OK Corral</i> with Jim Grant and Vince McNulty as Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday. Saddle up and enjoy the ride." -Tim O'Mara, author of the Raymond Donne series <br><br>"<i>Double Exposure</i> shows Grant and McNulty in peak form. No one writes better action sequences than Campbell." -Dana King, author of the Penns River and Shamus-nominated Nick Forte novels