Praise for the romantic lyrical tale Rosabelle, believe
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"There is, perhaps, no tale quite so
romantic as that of reincarnated lovers who once again
manage to find each other over the span of time. In this
charming novel, Michelle Cushing
weaves an enchanting tale of how
the spirit of the
great magician Harry Houdini returns in the body of a young
poet and a believer in magic to seek Bess, his wife and
true love,
whose spirit now occupies the body of young woman who is skeptical
of things magical and mystical. How this great
eternal love
wins over doubt and skepticism to develop into a great romance will
at once captivate and intrigue
readers--whether or not they believe in reincarnation." ~ Brad
Steiger and Sherry Steiger, bestselling authors of Undying
Love and Real Miracles
"Michelle Cushing's writing style is infused with a lyrical hopefulness which enfold the reader with the warmth of a friendly old blanket, inviting us to dream as the children she knows we all are at our deepest core." ~ Jonathan Shaw, author of Narcisa
"Rosabelle, believe will make you
believe in magic, true love and reincarnation. It's a
wonderful love story
with edge of your seat twists and turns and
beautiful love poems. I can't wait
to see the movie!" ~ Dangerous Lee, author of
Keep Your Panties Up and Your Skirt Down
"As an archeologist, I know something about
myth and folklore. Rosabelle, believe is a
brilliant novel, but the story is
worthy to be called a legend.
This tale should be recited from generation to generation. Believe
in magic and you will find happiness. I certainly found a great
amount of joy from reading it." ~ Dr. Jason Billings,
archeologist and teacher
"Reading this book is like stepping into a magic show ... the first sentence starts, and the curtain opens ... Michelle's words appear, and boom! abracadabra, you're transported into a magical, romantic world that will make even the most cynical a believer in true love. A literary classic that should be on the shelves next to Like Water for Chocolate and Wuthering Heights." ~ XT, writer of The Mask of Aubrey Clover
"It (Rosabelle, believe) was like
reading
Lady Chatterley's Lover for the first time. Our book group found it
to be just as romantic.
Love stories
like this only come around ever so often!" ~ Little
Tea Leaf book club
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