Cold Shot by Dani Pettrey

     Cold Shot is a great start to a new series.  I liked how it opened up and showed us just who the characters were and how they would react to the situations they were in.  Finley Scott is an anthropologist who is doing some work in the Gettysburg National Park when she gets an after hours call to come out and look at a body, while she thinks it a bit strange, she leaves from her date and comes to see what is going on without question.  She gets there and Griffin shows her to the body and the story begins.
     This book keeps you looking to see  why the body is so important and who is concerned that the body was found.  I also liked seeing how the three men who were once great friends work at connecting again to do their part in this case.  I am looking forward to see where their adventures continue next and to see more of what in their past got them to this point.
     I received a copy of this book from the publisher to read and review.

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