Jenny T. Partridge, quintessential non-Mormon living in the Land of Zion. Jenny T.'s third outing, Pointe and Shoot finds everybody's favorite petite but spunky, always quirky redhead trying to ready her young dancers for the Ultimate Dance Championship and the top cash prize. Jenny has dreams of adding a dance store to her small studio in hopes of finally gaining a little financial stability. She works extremely hard and turns out excellent dancers but refuses to compromise quality for quantity - so her enterprise isn't nearly as lucrative as it might be otherwise.

Hard at work, Jenny receives a nasty-gram that seems to question her dancing skills, delivered by a man in a gorilla costume. When said gorilla ends up dead in her father's truck outside her studio, accidents ensue, and there doesn't seem to be any way in heck for the Jenny T. Partridge Dance Academy to keep its eye on the prize. Jenny's old friend, Trevor, choreographer extraordinaire from L.A., comes to the rescue and helps whip the dance routines into shape. His presence also causes a bit of friction between Jenny and her boyfriend, police detective Tate Wilson - who is busy trying to keep Jenny out of harm's way.

The infamous silver Hummer that has been dogging Jenny for quite some time makes several appearances, with dastardly results. But when silver Hummers start showing up all over town and are being driven by several different people close to Jenny, the suspect list grows and grows. With Jenny the target of some apparent madman (or psycho dance mom), her entire life is in upheaval. To complicate matters, Jenny's friend Marlys needs help checking up on her possibly errant husband. No one is quite sure whether or not the terrible things that happen next have something to do with Jenny, Marlys' husband, or both. One thing is for sure, though - the reader is in for a lot of surprises!