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Finding Thyme

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Who can you trust in a world built on secrets?After witnessing rich and powerful businessman Joe Tench commit a serious crime, everything changed for Mia Thyme. No longer masquerading as Miranda the high–class escort, Mia is now training for the ultimate fight–back of her life.Relying on the shelter of the secret government agency, the OCT–U, Mia finds herself under the watchful eye of her mentor, Nick Davis. Mia finds Nick's protection intoxicating and sparks arise when she sees a new man behind the old flame.With the promise of discovering the truth to the murder of friend and fellow escort, Sally, Mia questions exactly where her place is within the secret agency. Finding her way back into Tench's world won't be the hardest part of her assignment, but resisting the charm of the shadowy businessman when her heart belongs to Nick may be the biggest battle of all. But both men have their own agendas and Mia is but a pawn in darker operations...The gripping conclusion to Buying Thyme, this fast–paced thriller reveals Sydney's underworld, from the pen of a former police officer.

350 pages, ebook

Published March 21, 2016

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T.J. Hamilton

15 books165 followers
TJ has crammed a lot of life into her years. Once a cop, now a professional writer, she uses her first hand experience of working the city streets of Sydney to write all things crime in both the news and in her fiction novels.
TJ’s head has been buried in crime since studying criminology at university over a decade ago, and she just can’t seem to shake her fascination with the macabre.
By day, TJ reports on southwestern Sydney's crime for News Corp, and by night she re-lives the action-packed life she may have once had through her strong fictional characters and sexy stories of mystery and intrigue.
In 2015 TJ won the Readers Choice Award for best romantic suspense at Readers and Writer’s Down Under for her novel, Death’s Shadow and went on to win the converted Scarlet Stiletto Award for the Sister’s In Crime Association.
Her debut books, Buying Thyme and Finding Thyme were acquired by Harlequin Mira and published in 2015 and 2016.

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1,211 reviews80 followers
November 8, 2016
Hooley Dooley this is one steamy crime thriller.

A well-crafted novel written by former Australian police officer T.J. Hamilton. Finding Thyme is the gripping conclusion to Buying Thyme.

I'm not sure how I came across this two book series (perhaps on a blog, not sure) but I'm so glad I did. Intriguing, many twists and turns, it kept me on the edge of my seat from the first page of the first book 'Buying Thyme' until the last page of the final book 'Finding Thyme. I'm a little sad that this story is now over, would've loved for this to have been an on-going series as I enjoyed Miranda/Mia's character - flawed, strong and feminine. Also her friend Charlie was a hoot, some of his comments had me laughing out loud freakishly. And I fell a little bit in love with Nick, a sweet, darling of a hero.

I've never read anything like it before, readers are given a glimpse into the world of prostitution in Buying Thyme and Sydney's underworld in Finding Thyme. I was a little shocked at the explicit sex scenes (I'm sure they will leave me blushing for some time) but in this type of storyline it's to be expected, after all the central character Miranda was a high-class escort.

A fascinating and unique novel. I would highly recommend this to everyone and anyone.
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December 11, 2017
No wonder this book won a scarlet stiletto award. It was just unbelievable. It had me going all night with the twists and turns. It had everything in it that a book should have. TJ Hamilton you are a fantastic author.
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June 25, 2017
James Bond meets 50 Shades meets Pretty Women = Pretty terrible. Predictable and easily the worst book I have ever read.
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Author 76 books435 followers
March 25, 2016
This is an amazing ending to an amazing series
TJ managed to keep me on the edge of my seat, bring me to tears; twice and make me happy all at the same time.
There were twists and turns that I didn't see coming and they only made the story that much better
I am now addicted to the writings of TJ Hamilton
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108 reviews6 followers
May 9, 2016
I didn't want this book to end, it had so many twists and turns and it kept you guessing throughout the book. Loved this book and wish it would turn into a movie or to series it's that good. Thanks for this wonderful read TJ.
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