Intense. Joyful. Heartfelt. Passionate. Suspenseful. Sweet with a little spice. 4 contemporary romance books in the Love is Forever series. I will gladly read your books for a review exchange.
Book One Temptation and Surrender:
This secret love child romance exposes illicit temptations— A doctor-patient romantic encounter. Complications compound. The charismatic hockey player is married with children. Fearing media fodder, the conniving young doctor schemes to conceal her prize. Indecision brings the unsuspecting athletic lover to his knees. Despair tears him to his wit’s end. He must choose: To abandon his loving family Or To forsake his heart’s fathomless desire.
Book Two: The Fallen Sniper Tears:
Raven is the secret love child from Temptation and Surrender, Book One in the Love is Forever Series. Much to the chagrin of his parents (Geneva an emergency room doctor and Y an NHL hockey star) he joins the Canadian army and becomes a superior sniper. He endures two harrowing tours of duty in Iraq. Cheng fills this epic saga with enduring characters and lyrical writing. Raven, “as fast as a flitting firefly, as silent as fallen snow” answers a call to reconnaissance duty in Mali. His mother, who aches for her lover and has a horrendous fear for their love child’s safety, laments: “When I watch the moonshine on the water, a nostalgic longing comes over me… a strong yearning that moves me to tears.” Can an ocean of tears separate the star-crossed lovers, forever?
Book Three: A Mystical Embrace
When we view death through the lens of beauty, it surprises us how much more we can see. The people and the places of the life gone, are textured by his soul’s weave. Each presence evokes the beauty of memories. For each unforgettable character in this stunning sequel, we learn how the memories seep to the surface and bind forgotten joy and endured sorrow. Throughout, there is an underlying flow of grace which is filled with compassion and understanding—an infusion of springtime into the winters of bleakness. So intimate are the human encounters, they unravel the thread of one’s being and can even illuminate the heart. Where does the flame go, when the candle is blown out? This philosophical question haunts them, but they find the courage to take up the wondrous gift of being. From the silence and stillness that fills the spaces where once their loved one dwelt; and through fathomless sadness, each hears the unheard eternal melody and dances with joy in renewed possibilities. --- Inspired by John O’Donohue, author of The Invisible Embrace
Book Four: The Madam's Friend
A Novel for Women about Flawed, Textured, Vulnerable Soulmates is Book Four in the Love is Forever Series. The soulmates give us a glimpse into the joys, frustrations and horrors experienced as junior female doctors in South Sudan. Friendship, betrayal, and redemption along with man’s inhumanity to man make their lives far more complicated than they ever could have imagined as ten-year-old pen pals. They come to appreciate Mark Twain’s, “Forgiveness is the fragrance that the violet sheds when the heel has crushed it.” The Madam’s Friend will change hearts, the secret place where we all live.
Let me know what books you would like me to read and review. I will endeavor to be helpful and uplifting. Marlene Cheng
4 contemporary romance books in the Love is Forever series. I will gladly read your books for a review exchange.
Book One Temptation and Surrender:
This secret love child romance exposes illicit temptations—
A doctor-patient romantic encounter.
Complications compound.
The charismatic hockey player is married with children.
Fearing media fodder,
the conniving young doctor schemes to conceal her prize.
Indecision brings the unsuspecting athletic lover to his knees.
Despair tears him to his wit’s end.
He must choose:
To abandon his loving family
Or
To forsake his heart’s fathomless desire.
Book Two: The Fallen Sniper Tears:
Raven is the secret love child from Temptation and Surrender, Book One in the Love is Forever Series. Much to the chagrin of his parents (Geneva an emergency room doctor and Y an NHL hockey star) he joins the Canadian army and becomes a superior sniper. He endures two harrowing tours of duty in Iraq.
Cheng fills this epic saga with enduring characters and lyrical writing.
Raven, “as fast as a flitting firefly, as silent as fallen snow” answers a call to reconnaissance duty in Mali.
His mother, who aches for her lover and has a horrendous fear for their love child’s safety, laments: “When I watch the moonshine on the water, a nostalgic longing comes over me… a strong yearning that moves me to tears.”
Can an ocean of tears separate the star-crossed lovers, forever?
Book Three: A Mystical Embrace
When we view death through the lens of beauty, it surprises us how much more we can see.
The people and the places of the life gone, are textured by his soul’s weave. Each presence evokes the beauty of memories.
For each unforgettable character in this stunning sequel, we learn how the memories seep to the surface and bind forgotten joy and endured sorrow.
Throughout, there is an underlying flow of grace which is filled with compassion and understanding—an infusion of springtime into the winters of bleakness.
So intimate are the human encounters, they unravel the thread of one’s being and can even illuminate the heart.
Where does the flame go, when the candle is blown out?
This philosophical question haunts them, but they find the courage to take up the wondrous gift of being.
From the silence and stillness that fills the spaces where once their loved one dwelt; and through fathomless sadness, each hears the unheard eternal melody and dances with joy in renewed possibilities. --- Inspired by John O’Donohue, author of The Invisible Embrace
Book Four: The Madam's Friend
A Novel for Women about Flawed, Textured, Vulnerable Soulmates is Book Four in the Love is Forever Series.
The soulmates give us a glimpse into the joys, frustrations and horrors experienced as junior female doctors in South Sudan.
Friendship, betrayal, and redemption along with man’s inhumanity to man make their lives far more complicated than they ever could have imagined as ten-year-old pen pals.
They come to appreciate Mark Twain’s, “Forgiveness is the fragrance that the violet sheds when the heel has crushed it.”
The Madam’s Friend will change hearts, the secret place where we all live.
Let me know what books you would like me to read and review. I will endeavor to be helpful and uplifting. Marlene Cheng