Secrets and Lies - by Selena Montgomery (Paperback)

About the Book

"She just witnessed her uncle's murder, she's running for her life, and now Dr. Katelyn Lyda is face-to-face with a man who could be her salvation. It's too bad Sebastian Caine is one of the bad guys. A 'recovery specialist' skilled at separating prized possessions from their owners, Sebastian is after an ancient relic. But he reconsiders the job when he finds himself staring at the wrong end of a gun. The lady with her finger on the trigger seems to have everything he needs--and not just the artifact"--Publisher marketing.

Book Synopsis

New York Times bestselling author and NAACP Image Award
winner Stacey Abrams, writing under her pen name Selena Montgomery, delivers
a "sexy thriller" that is deliciously "twisty and satisfying" (Publishers
Weekly).

Tell me no lies . . .
She just witnessed her uncle's murder, she's running for her
life, and now Dr. Katelyn Lyda is face-to-face with a man who could be her
salvation. It's too bad Sebastian Caine is one of the bad guys . . .
A "recovery specialist" skilled at separating prized
possessions from their owners, Sebastian is after an ancient relic. But he
reconsiders the job when he finds himself staring at the wrong end of a gun.
The lady with her finger on the trigger seems to have everything he needs--and
not just the artifact.
In a race against time, Sebastian and Kat must learn to
trust each other if they're going to survive.

Review Quotes

"A taut, spine tingling story, Never Tell will please Ms. Montgomery's fans and gain her many more." - Romance in Color
"[Never Tell] will keep you reading late into the night. This compelling story is an amazing combination of emotion, suspense and drama." - Romantic Times
"Wow! Selena Montgomery just went to the top of my must-read list!" - Beverly Jenkins
"[In] her latest sexy thriller...the sparks--both romantic and ballistic--don't disappoint. Montgomery has a winning pair in morally flexible Sebastian and principled Kat, and the tropical gauntlet she runs them through is twisty and satisfying." - Publishers Weekly on Secrets and Lies