THE MAN WHO SHOT PARIS HILTON is the fictional account of married private detective Duke Brady’s investigation into the death of Paris Hilton. The novel opens with Paris Hilton being fatally shot as she walks the red carpet. Her death is witnessed by a crowd of onlookers and captured by the media and seen by millions around the world. Duke’s reputation as an investigator who will stop at nothing brings Paris’ sister Nicky to hire him to find Paris’ killer. Duke is intrigued by the case but will only take it on for ten million dollars. Revealing that she fears for her own life, Duke moves Nicky into his private Fifth Avenue townhouse where she meets his beautiful wisecracking wife Olivia and the Brady’s voluptuous French maid Fifi. After someone takes a shot at Lindsay Lohan, who knows something about the murder, at a crowded outdoor press conference Duke saves her life and likewise moves her into the townhouse to keep an eye on her. But forming a love-hate bond with Lohan in he process of saving her life time and again, Duke begins to take the case personally and pursues every lead with a vengeance while his best friend, the brilliant and equally happily married world-renowned psychiatrist John Drake puzzles over the deadly ramifications of the open season on celebrity glamour girls. In the course of seducing Conservative mouthpiece Ann Coulter, Drake comes face-to-face with the deadly players behind the shooting, including rogue KGB agents, Russian hit men, Rupert Murdoch, Scientologists and a mysterious group of white supremacists known as the White Army; everyone's goal being to install a white woman as the most powerful political tool in the free world.