Faint Heart

The beautiful teenage goddess smiled a perfect goodbye.

Now resigned to failure, they stared at each other through fixated teary eyes, and both lamented an opportunity missed.

In a gesture of surrender to the inevitability of fate, she leaned towards the window and waved goodbye to her unnamed, unknown suitor.

This vision of loveliness would affect him for the rest of his life, but now it vanished into a Mid-West sunset, like a beautiful princess disappearing into a children’s fairy tale castle.

Standing alone, heartbroken because of his lack of confidence, all caused by a faint heart, he vowed that never again would he let shyness prevent him from taking a chance.

Chastising himself, he whispered out loud.

“The faint heart will win the fair maiden!”

Olivier Cartier, never saw Juliet again.

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Just wanted to say how much I enjoyed your book! A true masterpiece of entertainment from a born storyteller and author.
I cannot wait to read the next Kevan Eveleigh novel!

MEGAN S

I laughed, I cried and went through the whole emotional range of experiences. This book is an absolute writing triumph. The King of New York is one of the most touching stories I have ever read..............and I haven't even mentioned the lyrics to those songs. Outstanding entertainment.

SAMUEL L

Usually I only read books by established authors but as they say I needed something for the weekend! What a smart choice! This book surprised the life out of me and touched parts that other writers miss. I will read it again and again and as far as that lovable Irishman Brendan O'Reilly is concerned..............I think I'm in love! lol!

ARABELLA C

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CLIFF HANGER

It was life or death.

Fate had brought him to this wild, inhospitable place.

His survival rested on one decision, to jump or not to jump.

This was a critical moment, for he could live, or he could die.

Jump and he might survive, but to do nothing and remain here, meant certain death.

Across the valley floor, moving away from him in the distance, he noticed an irregular column of ant-like orange figures, slowly ascending the spine of a steep, rocky outcrop.

It was a mountain rescue team accompanied by a bright yellow helicopter.

" I loved it........I loved "The Hand That Rocks" the best. I think that should be a full novel. My plan was to read this book during my holiday but I read it in two days. I couldn't put it down and now my husband is reading it! "

IRENE D

-Avignon, France-

" The characters are superb. I could relate to all of them and I became that White Knight rooting for all the heroes and heroines in these captivating stories. Let me know when the next book is out because I'm in! "

JOHN B

-London, England-