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“Loved this story. The characters are very "alive" and the plot is different from so many other books. I also got a nice education about "boating" something I previously knew nothing about.
BeeJay wrote this review Saturday, August 23 2008. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
I hope the author keeps on writing....I'd like to read something else by this author.”“What can I say? I wrote it. See the reviews on amazon at /product/1601640048”
Art T wrote this review Sunday, October 28 2007. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
“5/5 Great story! Loved the flashbacks sequences!
Cheryl Kaye Tardif, author of Whale Song wrote this review Sunday, June 24 2007. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
Art Tirrell’s The Secret Ever Keeps is a modern Cinderella story, with a rum-running, sunken treasure twist. On the shores of Lake Ontario, Laurel Kingsford discovers that there is more to her family’s past. There is a secret that has laid buried, one that is yearning to be revealed.
While searching for a treasure buried far beneath the sea, she uncovers a conspiracy, a passionate new love, a jealous and formidable rival, more family than she wants, and riches beyond her dreams. But of course, something—or someone—wants to spoil her plans at happiness and they will go to any length to take her breath away—permanently.
The Secret Ever Keeps is a tantalizing read. Fast-paced, sexy and sensationally plotted, it will keep you guessing and cheering on the heroine until the explosive and satisfying ending.
I have given this novel 5 stars because it deserves it! The story is awesome and it is believable and well-researched. Great work! I look forward to Art’s next novel.
~ Cheryl Kaye Tardif is a freelance journalist, book reviewer and editor. She is also the author of three mystery novels set in Canada, including the bestselling ‘assisted suicide novel’ Whale Song, which was released April1st, 2007, by provocative publisher Kunati Books.
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