Showstopper

In Showstopper, Peter Diamond investigates a troubled TV production, uncovering unexpected dangers and a web of deceit that challenges his skills.

In Showstopper, the twenty-first installment of the beloved Peter Diamond series, the seasoned detective is drawn into a world of television production riddled with misfortune. Peter Diamond, known for his skepticism towards superstition, is initially reluctant to take on the case involving a popular TV show that has been plagued by a series of bizarre incidents over the past six years. His disdain for the program, which he feels glamorizes crime and ridicules law enforcement, leads him to delegate the investigation to a junior officer. However, as events unfold, it becomes clear that this is not just a media frenzy; something more sinister is at play.

When Paul Gilbert, the young officer assigned to the case, finds himself on set during a near-fatal accident, Diamond is compelled to step in. With the press eager to report on the unfolding drama, Diamond faces mounting pressure from all sides. The investigation takes a turn as he uncovers a web of deceit and danger that threatens not only the cast and crew but also his own team. The stakes rise as Diamond navigates through a series of intricate traps and unexpected twists, making this case one of the most perplexing challenges in his long career.

As Showstopper progresses, readers are taken on a thrilling journey filled with suspense and intrigue. The narrative deftly intertwines the world of crime-solving with the glitzy yet treacherous realm of television, showcasing Diamond's resilience and sharp instincts as he races against time to uncover the truth behind the show's misfortunes.