Books
Camille has published short stories, nonfiction essays, and novels.
emergence
Soul Mate Publishing | June 2018
"Finished Emergence this morning....was almost late to work because I HAD to finish the story.....wow! I really, really enjoyed it! Can't wait for the follow up!"--From fan, Micheale
"Just came home from work and read the last chapter, loved the whole thing!" --From fan, Jamie
"This author is a breath of fresh air. LOVE both books & cannot wait for more. A definite page-turner. Keep them coming!" --From fan, Lori
"OMG, these books are so amazing. Been to New Orleans twice, such an intriguing and interesting place. Decided to take up reading while camping, couldn't put it down. Can't wait for the sequel." --From fan, Linda
“She did it again!!! I was in bed exhausted at 3 AM, eyes burning with tears rolling out, but I could not put this book down! It kept me at the edge of my seat, psychological thriller should be added to the description. There were so many unexpected & exciting twists & turns. I especially love the character development. If you haven’t read Voodoo Butterfly this is still a good stand alone book, but it’s so much better if you do read it first. I hope this author adds a new series about Yolanda & Margaret, and another about Jacques. They were so much fun to get to know. There were some new characters introduced and they are as equally entertaining. I am dying to find out what happens next, spoiler alert - there is a cliffhanger.” --From fan, Dawn
Voodoo Butterfly
Soul Mate Publishing | October 2014
"I was completely blown away by this debut novel from Camille Faye." --Ethan Gregory, One Guy's Guide to Good Reads
"I stayed up WAY too late a few night reading this excellent book!" --Ronda Del Boccio, Write On Purpose
"Camille Faye is a fresh, new voice in the writing world. Voodoo Butterfly is mysterious, magical, and suspenseful." --R.H. Burkett, award-winning paranormal author
Thrill Ride
In this nonfiction essay, Camille uses her experience on a turbulent flight to Bali, with her toddler son, husband, and Malaysian in-laws, as a metaphor for motherhood.
Here's to Bad Teaching Days
Camille shares what she learned as a college writing instructor. In this nonfiction essay, she lists what she took away from her first year of teaching.
Pink Shoes
This nonfiction essay explores those tough middle school years when kids made fun of Camille's no-name-brand shoes.