Review

Lancelot's Lady - A debut romance novel by Cherish D'Angelo aka Cheryl Kaye Tardif. _ Desperate to leave her sordid past behind her Rhianna has found a new job and a new life. At long last she feels like she belongs. When her employer and companion dying billionair T.J. Lance, gives her a ticket for a six week vacation on a secluded island, in the Bahamas, her life takes on a new and exciting dimension. There she meets the dark haired, dashingly handsome Jonathan. But why is he so reclusive and what secret is he hiding? Will Rhianna ever be able to heal the scares of her tortured past and give herself fully?.....Another brilliantly crafted novel by Cheryl Kaye Tardif. This is a beautiful love story rippling with suspense and just the right amount of sensuality.Its great dialog will sweep you along and its well stocked cast of colorful characters will draw you in and make you feel what they feel....This romantic suspense has been entered in the Dorchester Publishing Next Best Seller contest. To read Lancelot's Lady for free, visit www.textnovel.com.stories and vote and subscribe by Nov. 15th.

"It's as if by thinking about what you desire, you release a zillion little invisible yet alert worker bees who guid you in the act of creation." My mentor....Dr. Wayne Dyer.

"As we think - so we shall be." Think positive - always! Why is it so hard to do this?

Best sellers

Can anyone tell me what really makes a Best Seller? I've read some rubbishy ones. I asked a friend of mine who seems to know a little bit about everything and she said.. "Hype, hype and more hype! Thats all it takes." I'll have to get me some of that.

My novel..Merryweather Lodge - Ancient Revenge

Merryweather Lodge - A mysterious, quaint little cottage, steeped in history, shrouded in secrets, its aura a paradoxical essence of heaven and hell. Go into this book if you dare and experience my protagonists strange and eerie journey there.

The inspiration for my intriguing novel....Ancient Revenge at Merryweather Lodge, came from my summer holidays in a quaint and eerie little cottage on Salisbury Plain, not far from the historical Stonehenge.