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|  | | Full Circle: What Goes Around Comes Around
Full Circle: Is a cute little novel about a southern tomboy who grows up to become an attractive young woman. Her transition comes with a lot of drama and even murder. She decides to move away from her small town but even that comes with the price of haunted childhood memories. This novel is in deed a must read.
Natasha grew up in a small southern town, the type of town that gave you a real down home feeling. Most considered her a tomboy, a real pistol of a gal. Tomboy Natasha grew into an attractive woman. Oddly enough, the same attraction triggered obsessed protection by her male cousins. She embraced their love but feared their reactive behavior. She thought she knew the extent her cousins would go to protect her, but never imagined their actions would result to someone being murdered.
Natasha carried this burden of guilt and pain through every aspect of her life. She tried to run a | |  | | Inward Forces: A Roller Coaster Love Affair
A love affair takes the main character on a roller coaster ride that leads to a no win relationship, and once she hits the bottom of the loop she is left with an empty feeling of being used and unappreciated. After a few laughs, a few screams, and a little bit of excitement, she finds herself sitting at the bottom of the loop alone, with low self-esteem, a broken heart, and tears running down her face. It’s up to her to get off the train, but she decided to take the ride over and over again. What would it take to get her on the right train and headed in the right direction.
New Book, Inward Forces: A Roller Coaster Love Affair
Clinton, Maryland (PRWEB) February 21, 2006 -- Dr. Tammie Page announces the publication of her new novel, Inward Forces, a romance novel that delivers a powerful message that both men and women may find beneficial.
A love affair takes the main character on a roller coaster ride that leads to a no win relationship, and once she hits the bottom of the loop she is left with an empty feeling of being used and unappreciated. After a few laughs, a few screams, and a little bit of excitement, she finds herself sitting at the |
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