Cheryl T Long
About the Author
Cheryl T. Long grew up in Philadelphia . For years, Cheryl dreamed of writing novels the way she thought they should be written; complex, multi-genre stories with unique plots that move people. She’s an avid reader and motivator. On a more personal level, I’m constantly trying to learn how to be better at things that really matter, like living intentionally, appreciating people, and making each day count. I am a mother of four, of which 3 are girls ages ranging from 13-28. I am a Medical Office Manager, with a lot of experience in motivating people to their highest heights.
What I Do
I’m a perfectionist at times. I’m also a huge procrastinator you see how long it took me to start this blog. A perfect afternoon for me is watching “Goonies,” “my favorite movie), or shopping at Lowe’s. I love to write. I love the beach. I love to cook. I’m happiest when I’m with my family. She is currently is currently working on the next Breakthrough installment.
my upcoming books
I will launch my new books very soon
who killed
DR. Natasha Andrews
Newly transferred Homicide detective Autumn Summers is known for solving some of the most sinister crimes and fast! She is always up for a challenge, but When the bizarre death of seemly well-liked research, Dr. rocks a well-known Pharmaceutical company Summers looks for a connection that leads her down a rabbit hole. Death is frightful. But it is more frightful when you know what is happening to your body. That was what Dr. Natasha Andrews had to face. Within seconds, she could feel her heartbeat drop dangerously. All Natasha could see was a hazy silhouette of her murderer. She could feel the dull yet stinging around her chest and neck area. Was this the end? Will the world ever know the secret she was forced to die with? Who is behind this unfortunate event? Can Detective Summers solve this murder in a new town with no connections on the streets? Will she be able to live up to the statue she has built for herself?
crowned to death
Strangled women start turning up all over town, and the inhabitants are scared. Ten murders in ten weeks, and still nobody has a clue who the ruthless killer is Detective Summers does not know it yet, but she is the only one who can stop the brutal killer. When her partner is kidnapped, Summers finds herself thrown into the center of the investigation. Her only clues are a rope, a crystal crown, and the bloody notes found on the bodies. She enlists the help of her old flame James who is now a criminal profiler. Can Summers rise to the occasion and find the answers before the peculiar killer with the deadly rope strike again?
places where secrets hide
Five childhood friends. One horrific fire. Who is to blame?
On a summer night, Shirley, Candice, Dee, Angelika, and Jessica’s lives are shattered as an accidental fire breaks out at a house party. But was the fire an accident? They hide a secret that, over time, will prove to threaten and change their lives forever. Years have passed since that fatal summer night. Now, grown women, they have moved on in their way, but when a mysterious man begins contacting the girls and asking questions about the fire, they find themselves drawn back to one another’s lives. Their only salvation may lie in confronting the truth of the past and confronting their struggles. But are there some secrets that should remain buried ?
Know More About me
No, but I always liked to tell stories and had a way with crafting them.
I had to write a book in grade school about something I loved and at that time I loved Paper dolls. So, I wrote my first book in the fifth grade.
My target audience is all ages and genders. It is my hope that I can reach and inspire all people that come upon my books.
It depends on what I am writing about. For fiction drama novella’s two months. For non -fiction self -help two weeks. The longest has been 1 year
My process sitting with a cup of coffee and looking out of the window to gather my thoughts. After that, I plot out the story. I envision the characters (eye color, height, etc.…) I then become them emotionally.
Yes loosely. Most of them are some form of me
Yes, most of my nonfiction books are
Do not procrastinate. Put you thought down on paper/computer or speak it into your cell phone. Just start. It is the hardest and the easiest thing to do. But once you start it is going to be hard to stop and you will see just how much talent you have.
Phyllis Wheatley, Joanna Penn, Agatha Christie
My badass female characters are my favorite. Although at times they are vulnerable they are all so brave and fearless.