'Juliette'

'Juliette' Erotic Romance on an island in the Bermuda Triangle Nine months on a beautiful Caribbean island with a gorgeous man...What more could a bored woman ask for? Perhaps not to be stranded there by a husband who's trying to kill you. In the Caribbean there is a small tropical island, not drawn on any chart, and not part of any of the many chains. It is an island that has only been discovered and inhabited by a few unlucky travelers. After Anna discovers her husband cheating with his business partner, she decides to take their sailboat, 'Juliette', and use cruise home to try to put her life in order. She meets Turner, a handsome man who has been working on the island, and he offers to be her captain. All Anna wants is someone to help her get home. All Turner wants is a way back to the States. Neither of them are aware her that husband is embroiled in illegal business affairs... affairs he thinks Anna has discovered, and he has the sailboat sabotaged, so it will sink far offshore. Instead, when the navigation system proves to be useless, 'Juliette' sails into the surreal world of the Bermuda Triangle. After days at sea with no site of land, Turner sees an island, and agrees with Anna to anchor in the cove. They row the dingy to the white sandy beaches, and follow the shoreline around the beautiful island, only to discover that 'Juliette' is gone. Anna and Turner find themselves stranded on an island that hides many secrets, and a mysterious benefactor that saves them with the writings in her journal...a benefactor who died forty years ago. As they learn to survive the inexplicable events on the island, they discover a passionate desire and love that reaches into their soul. And then, of course, 'Juliette' has a journey of her own... Also available as an e-book from SizzlerEditions.com and Amazon Kindle

Author: Candace Smith

Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform

Publication Date: Oct 06, 2010

Number of Pages: 250 pages

Binding: Paperback or Softback

ISBN-10: 1451508476

ISBN-13: 9781451508475