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My author copies arrived!

Captain's Log, Stardate 05.18.2009

Look what arrived last week! My author copies for my July release, Deadly Intent!


It's always so thrilling to see a new book! And I love this cover!

It's not yet available at the book store to buy, but you can preorder it on Amazon and Christianbook.com! Here's the back cover blurb:

SCENE OF THE CRIME

The Grant family's exclusive Sonoma spa is a place for rest and relaxation--not murder! Then Naomi Grant finds her client Jessica Ortiz bleeding to death in her massage room, and everything falls apart. The salon's reputation is at stake...and so is Naomi's freedom when she discovers that she is one of the main suspects! Her only solace is found with the other suspect--Dr. Devon Knightley, the victim's ex-husband. But Devon is hiding secrets of his own. When they come to light, where can Naomi turn...and whom can she trust?
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Reihaisha said…
I am so stoked - I can't wait to curl up with it.
Mon May 18, 05:11:00 AM 2009
Unknown said…
Congrats, Camy! I can't wait to read it!
Mon May 18, 07:05:00 AM 2009
Violet said…
Congratulations Camy. The cover looks beautiful!!!
Mon May 18, 07:13:00 AM 2009
Anonymous said…
Congrats. That's so exciting!
Mon May 18, 08:23:00 AM 2009
TheAtticGirl said…
That's a great cover! Can't wait to read it!
Mon May 18, 09:20:00 AM 2009
Phoebe said…
I just got my copy from Steeple Hill, and read it all at one gulp (almost). It's a winner - a real nail-biter. (Oops, bad term to use for a thriller set in a spa.) Are you planning any more thrillers? Maybe a series? I'd like to know more about what happens with Naomi's sisters.
Mon May 18, 09:43:00 AM 2009
Lisa Jordan said…
So excited for you! I've been wanting to read this since I heard the premise for the first time.
Mon May 18, 09:50:00 AM 2009
Edna said…
Can I have one I will leave you a review.

mamat2730(at)charter(dot)net
Mon May 18, 02:19:00 PM 2009
Camy Tang said…
Thanks, guys!

Wow, Phoebe, that's so cool that you got your copy already! I'm so glad you liked it! Your comment totally made my day!

Edna, I'll be doing a blog tour in July, so you can try to win a copy then! You can also ask your library to order a copy for you!

Camy
Mon May 18, 04:43:00 PM 2009
Jeanette Levellie said…
Camy:
Congratulations! I am so happy for you! Another dream and prayer come true. God is so sweet!
Can't wait to read it,
Jeanette
Mon May 18, 05:57:00 PM 2009
Christina Tarabochia said…
That is SO awesome!!! I can hardly wait ...
Tue May 19, 12:06:00 AM 2009
Jphillips1107 said…
Just wanted to let you know that I got my copy from Steeple Hill a few days ago. I just finished it Yesterday. I could not put it down. You did a GREAT job with it. I loved it. I have to say it was your first book I read and I was extremely impressed.
Thu May 21, 07:21:00 PM 2009
Camy Tang said…
Aw, thanks so much, Jessiecue! I'm so glad you liked it!
Camy
Thu May 21, 10:59:00 PM 2009
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