Tears Of The Heart
About this ebook
Shiloh Martin vacationing in France with her fiancé returns to the hotel to find him in bed with the maid.
Enraged, she races in her car up a dangerous road to discover her brakes have failed and out of control, she crashes.
In 1885, Dorian Wolfermont, a duke known as Wolf, walks his estate that night to discover beautiful woman badly hurt.
Shiloh awakens to discover that she’s trapped in the past and falls in loved with a man who not only captures her heart but her spirit.
Sharing months of blissful love and experiences Shiloh awakens one morning to discover that she’s all alone in a ruined mansion.
Confused she discover a tombstone with Dorian’s name and that he had been dead for a long time.
Mystified, she collapses in tears and feels herself floating in another dimension and when she opens her eyes she discovers that she had been in a coma.
Determined to find the truth she returns to France and to the mansion to discover that the ruined house is being rebuild by a distant relative of the late duke,
a young Dorian Wolfermont, the spitting image of the man she had loved in the past.
Editors Note:
Many characters in this book have accents and or different speech patterns. The author has attempted to illustrate this phonically. These are not spelling errors.
About the author
Because she is dyslexic, Therese found that she was inspired to write more than sixty children’s stories, two hundred poems and thirty-seven Romance Novels. She has also illustrated two story books used by primary school teachers and students as part of a vocal hygiene program at the University of Arizona’s Department of Speech and Sciences.
Her credits also include four stories published by McFadden Publishing Co. in NYC. She wrote, illustrated, published and donated two books of poetry used as fund-raisers by the Leukemia and Multiple Sclerosis organizations. She wrote illustrated and published in one book, forty-two children’s stories.
She had an of her pen and ink drawings of animals at the King Center for the Performing Arts in Melbourne, Florida
She continues to write and sketch from her home in South Carolina.
