Body Count

“Monsters don’t always look like monsters. Sometimes they’re not lurking underneath; they’re already tucked into your bed.”

Cami’s life is going well. Or so she thinks. At the height of her success as a rising thriller novelist, things start feeling wrong. Her phone is being monitored. Her movements are being tracked. And someone is watching her. Is it just paranoia or something darker? As the tension builds, so does the danger. And when temptation appears in the form of someone new, escape starts to look like the only way out.
But desire in this story comes with consequences. This isn’t a love story.
It’s obsession, control, betrayal and a body count that keeps rising. In the end, someone always pays the price.

Before the first body drops, consider this your warning: the characters in this book make poor choices, frequently and violently. Some scenes will make you squirm. Others, you won’t admit you enjoyed. That’s fine. We won’t tell.

This is sin with a storyline.