About
Born in Texas and raised in Pennsylvania, Teryl might be considered a true Yankee rebel. She has been blessed in her life with a wonderful husband, two kids and way too many pets. Her goal is to be published in as many different writing markets as possible. She has published two Regency romances, Courting Constance and A Sensible Match. To date she has also co-authored over forty books of curriculum for Group Publishing, published three plays through Contemporary Drama Service and has credits from three newspapers, two blogs and one magazine.
Vital Temptations: A Heart's Betrayal
Description
<p>Dr. Bethany McNeal is living her dream as a pediatric resident in one of the most sought-after medical centers in Seattle. Beautiful and intelligent, she’s missing only one thing—love, which she put on hold to focus on her career after ending a tumultuous relationship. Everything changes when she meets Dr. Brent Anderson, a charming and handsome fellow resident. Despite her reservations, Bethany falls for Brent—hard. When she learns Brent is married several months into their relationship, she immediately breaks it off. After graduating residency and going their separate ways, Bethany tries to move on with another man—real estate broker and personal trainer Charles Blakely. But just when things get serious with Charles, she realizes she’s still in love with Brent, and she finds herself caught between the two men, facing a series of difficult decisions and harrowing events that will change her life forever. Will she be able to recover from the vital temptations that turned her perfect life upside down?</p>
Story Behind The Book
I "courted" my future husband with some variations of the more creative ideas featured in this book. Luckily for me, he was not scared away by accordion serenades, food I didn't know he was allergic to or amateur poetry. (Though I did have a great start with an autographed sports program by a very famous coach that I got for him just by asking.) Many of my better ideas came after we were married, because after all, you should neverr stop "courting" your loved one.
