Don't Look Down
Jennifer Crusie
A director arrives on a chaotic film set in Savannah and finds trouble — and maybe love — behind the camera.
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It sounded simple. Go to Savannah. Finish directing an action-adventure film. Earn some quick money. Get a chance to see sister Daisy and niece Pepper. Instead, as soon as Lucy Armstrong arrives on the set of Don't Look Down, she discovers that nothing about her current job is simple.
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