About the Author

Cheryl Kaye Tardif is an award-winning, bestselling Canadian suspense author. Her novels include Divine Justice, Children of the Fog, The River, Divine Intervention, and Whale Song, which New York Times bestselling author Luanne Rice calls "a compelling story of love and family and the mysteries of the human heart...a beautiful, haunting novel." She is currently working on her next thriller, Submerged. Cheryl also enjoys writing short stories inspired mainly by her author idol Stephen King, and this has resulted in Skeletons in the Closet & Other Creepy Stories (ebook) and Remote Control (novelette ebook). In 2010 Cheryl detoured into the romance genre with her contemporary romantic suspense debut, Lancelot's Lady, written under the pen name of Cherish D'Angelo. Booklist raves, "Tardif, already a big hit in Canada...a name to reckon with south of the border." Cheryl's website: http: //www.cherylktardif.com Official blog: http: //www.cherylktardif.blogspot.com Twitter: http: //www.twitter.com/cherylktardif You can also find Cheryl Kaye Tardif on MySpace, Facebook, Goodreads, Shelfari and LibraryThing, plus other social networks.

Reviews

"A tough act to follow for any written genre." --"Fresh Fiction"

"A wonderfully well-written novel. Wonderful characters [that] shine. The settings are exquisitely described. The writing is lyrical." --"Writer's Digest"

"Deep and true, a compelling story of love and family and the mysteries of the human heart. Cheryl Kaye Tardif has written a beautiful, haunting novel." --Luanne Rice, author, "Beach Girls" and "What Matters Most"

"The story is timeless and the message relevant . . ."Whale Song" will touch your heart." --Shannon Lea, author, "Stolen Innocence"

"A tough act to follow for any written genre." -- "Fresh Fiction"

"Poignant and compelling, a coming-of-age story that addresses important societal issues within a contemporary backdrop." --Ian Anthony, author, "Ace Run"

"A wise, enchanting story." -- "The Edmonton Examiner"

"A wise, enchanting story." --"The Edmonton Examiner"