Love Lies - (Tails from the Alpha Art Gallery) by Cynthia St Aubin (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

USA Today bestselling author Cynthia St. Aubin is back for the third book in her unforgettable supernatural mystery series, Love Lies!

It's bad enough that the world's most powerful vampires are following gallery assistant Hanna Harvey like a cloud of undead mosquitos. But finding one of their heads in the trunk of her Mustang? There's not enough cheese in the world to unsee that.

Her stud-muffin alpha werewolf boss, Mark Abernathy, suspects that someone stashing vampy bits in Hanna's immediate vicinity is part of a plot to set-off an inter-species war...with Hanna's own destiny at its heart.

Getting to the bottom of Hanna's headless guests will mean fending off the dogged investigation of Detective James Morrison--now suspended from the force and hell-bent on exposing the secrets that could not only destroy Abernathy, but everyone he's sworn to protect.

Now facing a force older and more sinister than any she's encountered, the stakes have never been higher for Hanna, who must finally decide to ascend to her rightful place in the pack, or risk losing everything-and everyone-she loves.

Review Quotes

Praise for the Tails from the Alpha Art Gallery series:

"Sex and snark like nobody else." --New York Times bestselling author Darynda Jones

"[The] kind of book you read on a weekend on your couch, sipping tea and giggling to yourself." --#1 New York Times bestselling author Ilona Andrews, on Love Bites

"Sexy, sassy, and laugh-out-loud hilarious, Love Bites is an absolute delight. Sign me up for ALL the sequels!" --New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Jeaniene Frost

"Wowza! Funny, fascinating, sexy... St. Aubin has created something fresh and new with this brand new series." --Juliette Cross

About the Author

USA Today bestselling author Cynthia St. Aubin is the author of The Case Files of Dr. Matilda Schmidt and the Jane Avery mysteries, Private Lies and Lying Low. She wrote her first play at age eight and made her brothers perform it for the admission price of gum wrappers. A steal, considering she provided the wrappers in advance. Though her early work debuted to mixed reviews, she never quite gave up on the writing thing, even while earning a mostly useless master's degree in art history and taking her turn as a cube monkey in the corporate warren. Because the voices in her head kept talking to her, and they discourage drinking at work, she started writing instead.