Wicked Obsessions

Lust and Lies #3

by Marilyn Campbell

While Teri Carmichael is being hailed as one of New York's most-promising new artists, her marriage to a compulsive gambler is wrecking her life. When her low-life of a husband refuses to give her a divorce, she thinks her life can't get any worse. Then the police find his brutally murdered corpse in an empty apartment. Further complicating Teri's life is her new photographer, Drew Marshall. He's starting over from a disastrous downward spiral of his own, and nothing gives him as much hope as meeting Teri, despite the circumstances. Together, their powerful chemistry could drive them to the happy ending they've always wanted, if it wasn't for the web of evil being spun around them. A hardened NYC detective is convinced Teri killed her husband, and Selena, a young woman who loves Teri like a mother, is willing to kill to protect Teri from harm…in fact, she already has.

318 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 1, 1992

About the author

Marilyn Campbell has been writing fiction novels, nonfiction works and screenplays for nearly twenty years. A true thrill-junkie, she has jumped out of an airplane, raced around the Indy 500 track, driven solo throughout the United States and believes a great roller coaster ride can cure whatever ails her. She resides happily in Massachusetts with her daughter Joie and their lovable four-legged companions, Sweetie and Milk-Dud.

All of my "old" paperback books are still available in unopened condition on my personal website (autographed if desired) but I am in the process of getting them all into e-book format.
www.marilyncampbell.com

Reviews

[Evonne Hutton]

It is not for nothing they call the female the deadliest of the species!
Teri is an artist and employs a model. Caught up in an unhappy marriage Teri confides in her despite feeling somewhat uneasy about her. She never thought those confessions could lead to dead and destruction!
I received this book for free from eBook Discovery. This is my honest review.

[Amie]

At no point did anyone even go into a parlor - false advertising

[John]

just another stupid police crime story

[AlligatorSmith loves to read]

Same as Come Into My Parlor...which I read in the 90s.