Review by Travis Starnes An estranged father and daughter look back at the events surrounding the murder of a civil rights leader in the 1960s, a murder the two of them experienced first hand when both were much younger. Snapshot is somewhere between a standard mystery/thriller and a fictional look back at the troubled 60s. I am torn by this book. It is both a run of the mill, middle of the road mystery and a fairly interesting story. Every time I think about the book I can’t tell if I thought it was just ok or really liked it, because it hit me in two completely different ways. The first way is in how the book is presented. As a mystery novel there isn’t much that got me going. The mystery is not overly complicated, although the book piles on the intrigue to make it seem more intricate, and… Read more »
