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Diary of Seduction (2002)
Camille Taylor has just written the hottest, sexiest, and most sensational tell-all book about her life as a high-class call girl…and someone killed her to keep it from being published. Was it one of her powerful clients; or perhaps her politician husband? Private Investigator Malena Powers is faced with the proposition of finding the killer.
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Camille Taylor has just written the hottest, sexiest, and most sensational tell-all book about her life as a high-class call girl…and someone killed her to keep it from being published. Was it one of her powerful clients; or perhaps her politician husband? Private Investigator Malena Powers is faced with the proposition of finding the killer.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Steve Martel
In Theaters:2/28/2002
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Studio:MRG Entertainment
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