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Where All the Dead Lie (Taylor Jackson #7)

J.T. Ellison

Paperback | Pages: 368 pages

Rating: 4.1 | 1871 Users | 165 Reviews

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Original Title:	Where All the Dead Lie
ISBN:	0778312682 (ISBN13: 9780778312680)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Taylor Jackson #7
Literary Awards:	RITA Award by Romance Writers of America Nominee for Romantic Suspense (2012)

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In her showdown with the murderous Pretender, a bullet taken at close range severed the connection between Taylor's thoughts and speech. Effectively mute, there's no telling if her voice will ever come back. Trapped in silence, she is surrounded by ghosts—of the past, of friendships and trusts lost...of a lost faith in herself and her motives that night.

When Memphis Highsmythe offers Taylor his home in the Scottish Highlands to recuperate, her fiancé can't refuse her excitement, no matter his distrust of the man. At first, Memphis's drafty and singularly romantic castle seems the perfect place for healing. But shortly the house itself surrounds her like a menacing presence. As Taylor's sense of isolation and vulnerability grows, so, too, does her grip on reality.

Someone or something is coming after Taylor. But is she being haunted by the dead…or hunted by the living?

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Title	:	Where All the Dead Lie (Taylor Jackson #7)
Author	:	J.T. Ellison
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 368 pages
Published	:	September 20th 2011 by Mira (first published January 1st 2011)
Categories	:	Mystery. Thriller. Mystery Thriller. Suspense

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Ratings: 4.1 From 1871 Users | 165 Reviews

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This is the worst of the entire Taylor Jackson series. It almost feels as though the author has lost sight of the direction she intended for the main character. The beginning feels like a dragged out recap of the previous book. And half way through. I felt like I was reading a romance novel. Don't get me wrong. I love Memphis! But in comparison with earlier books, this is utterly bland. The writing itself is different from what I remembered from J.T Ellison. Her debut book followed by "14" had

Well I finished the Taylor Jackson series. This final book has a very different feel than the previous. After some rather traumatic events in the prior book, Taylor is seeking refuge in Europe in Memphis' castle estate. There is a bit of a love triangle if you will, not so much on Taylor's part, definitely on Memphis' part. There is no big mystery to be solved, just some smaller independent ones. This book did nothing for me. I think the ending was abrupt. The whole storyline of Taylor getting

My take away from this? Memphis is a total and utter douchebag. Seriously. Taylor's commitment issues not withstanding, *SPOILERY stop reading if you don't want to know* The dude finds out his wife is actually still alive, his good friend drugged, tortured and kidnapped his wife, then drugged and tortured Taylor *and would have killed her* and STILL played the "well, the sex was good for you too?" card? When she was hallucinating due to aforementioned drugging, THEN, THEN, goes and tells her

It's the most recent book in the series but it may be the weakest of the lot.There's not enough Nashville, not enough of Taylor Jackson's murder squad and not enough mystery.We're used to parallel story lines and complex crimes. And we're used to a stronger Jackson than appears this time around. I am hoping Ellison (who has been writing lots of stand-alones and Sam Owens books) brings back her original character for a better story.

Loved reading this book again! Creepy and twisty, and such a great book! Can't wait to dig into the Sam Owens series now!*First read September 7th-13th, 2011*Really great, all the little bits, and the wondering if there was some craziness running around...just excellent! I loved it!

This was my first book of this author and it really disappointed me. Actually I managed to read just 70 pages and even that much was enough for me. it was horrible. after 70 pages, I couldn't say about what is going on and what author really want to say. It was just a draft containing routinely day-to-day works which ordinary one can do in his/her life. it was as if I take a pen and write tweets about talking crap things with random ones and writing just for writing. there was no any plot and

This review is a hedge between the first 60-65% of the book which is ZERO stars and then the finish which is 5 stars. Once the story finally gets going this is nearly impossible to put down, the problem is there is so much needless time wasting beforehand. Ellison really felt the need to drone on about the sexual tension between the two characters, which is fine, but overdone and unnecessary. It's too bad, because it takes away from the fun, albeit predictable, finish.