Carbon Copy’s dedication:
This book is dedicated to
the woman who inspired me to
write,
my first editor, and my
mother.
All of whom are
the same
wonderful
person—Leslie Talley
Available June 19, 2012 from
Carbon Copy
By: Terri Talley Venters
Lilly Allen has brains, beauty, and a trust fund. She's living
in New York City and her career as a reporter is taking off. She's hoping the
love of her life, Grier, will propose soon. She has it all, or so she thinks.
Grier Garrison, Create Life executive, is running the company
while his father, Dr. Michael Garrison, is in the ICU awaiting a heart transplant.
Grier knows the truth about Create Life and its shady side business. He fears
Lilly and her twin brother, Luke, are in danger.
While working on two unrelated stories, stolen newborns and
cloning, Lilly discovers a shocking connection. Horrific things are happening,
but who is behind it all?
Terri Talley Venters,
Author of Carbon
Copy
Terri received
her Bachelor’s degree in Accounting and Master’s degree in Taxation from the
University of Florida. She is a licensed CPA and a Second Degree Black Belt in
Taekwondo. She lives in St. Augustine, Florida, with her husband, Garrison, and
their two sons.
Carbon Copy is the 1st thrilling novel in
the Elements of Mystery Series. The title of each novel will contain an
element from the Periodic Table of Elements. Terri recently finished writing Tin Roof, the sequel to Carbon Copy, coming soon from Wild Child
Publishing. And Terri’s
romantic/suspense novel, Body of Gold, is coming soon from Freya’s
Bower. For more about Terri’s upcoming releases, please visit her website http://www.elementsofmystery.com/
On the first
of each month, Terri also posts free short stories on her blog. Follow her at http://www.territalleyventers.blogspot.com/as she weaves
her way through the Periodic Table of Elements.
Mom,
ReplyDeleteThank you for having me as your very first guest on your blog. How appropriate for my first stop on my blog tour to be on yours. Ironic for the post to be on Father's Day! I couldn't have written Carbon Copy without you. I'm looking forward to having you as my guest when Make Old Bones is released.
I love You, Mom!
Congrats to Terri!
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