Tuesday, March 8, 2016



THE DEAD DON'T LIE by Camille Taylor
Harbour Bay Series #3
Publisher: Limitless Publishing
- SYNOPSIS -
Club X—where fantasy and reality collide… 

For notorious sex club owner Aimee Burnes, it's all about business. That is until her estranged sister, Louisa, is found dead in the small, coastal town of Harbour Bay. Having always been the favourite of their hyper-religious mother, there’s no logical explanation for Louisa’s untimely death—unless she wasn’t the angel she was believed to be. 

Aimee will do anything to protect her club, including corrupting a detective with old-fashioned ideals… 

James Hawke is Harbour Bay's newest detective. He's a country boy through and through, and he’s not prepared for Aimee's assault on his senses. When he’s sent undercover into Club X to collect intelligence on Aimee and her clients, James wants to believe she's genuine. The only thing he knows for sure is he wants her in ways he never wanted anyone before. Deep undercover, he must sacrifice his morals to get close. 

Aimee is a master of manipulation… 

Aimee will do what she must, even if it means taking her seduction of James too far. With both of them craving more than an intense encounter leaving them sweaty and satisfied, outside dangers challenge their newfound bond. But when the medical examiner finds incriminating evidence pointing to Aimee as her sister’s killer, James is forced to choose… 

Will he honour the oath of his badge, or believe in Aimee’s innocence, regardless of the evidence stacking against her? With her lies unmasked and her innocence questioned, proof lies in the DNA evidence. 

The dead don’t lie…

- PURCHASE -


- HARBOUR BAY SERIES -
NOT FORGOTTEN, #1: http://amzn.to/1OVmPL3
OPEN WOUNDS, #2: http://amzn.to/1Twn0V8
THE DEAD DON'T LIE, #3: http://amzn.to/24Gxtkn


- ABOUT THE AUTHOR -
Camille Taylor is an Australian author who resides in the Nation’s Capital with her small dog. She was the typical 90’s kid and was raised on Goosebumps, Roald Dahl and Paul Jennings. In her teens she began reading the Queen of Crime, Agatha Christie and in later years found Christine Feehan, Janet Evanovich and Julie Garwood.

She started writing at sixteen and enjoys spending time with her family, doting on her nieces and nephews, writing the many stories floating about her head and working on her genealogy where she can trace her heritage to England, Scotland, Ireland and Russia.

Her other interests include, anything creative – such as scrapbooking and drawing and has travelled across Western Europe, New Zealand and the UAE, after spending a year living in London. She’s also dabbled in tae kwon do.



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