Intimate Chaos

Wow! I'll be honest, initially, I didn't know if I'd be much interested in reading a book abt a relationship between two women but I must say, I was pleasantly surprised! I really enjoyed this book. Cheril did a wonderful job telling the story of LOVE. And midway through the book, for a slight moment, I forgot that this was a lesbian relationship. Intimate Chaos was an easy read that flowed exceptionally well. I, along with my book discussion members, thoroughly enjoyed it. Definitely a book that you'll be hard pressed to put down! And after reading it, I truly understand that love, and the loss of love, reaches all boundaries, not just the traditional ones we're accustomed to. Great Job Cheril and continued success sister!

This book is awesome. The characters are so real and familiar. You easily find yourself entangled in the midst of their "Intimate Chaos" right along with them. It doesn't matter if your gay, bi, or straight this is a must read! Ms. Clarke has definitely become one of my favorite novelist.

Finally! Ms Clarke has reached into all of our souls with this emotionally charged novel of love-lost. Even though it is a work of lesbian fiction, everyone can identify with the struggles of the characters. We all have had unequal balances of power, temptation, fear, mistrust, and chaos. This is a wonderful piece and I cannot wait for a sequel. THANK YOU, Cheril!!!

From the first line of the book, I was hooked. Ms. Clarke gives a personal and intimate account of relationships in a way that any reader from any background can relate. As I was reading, I could feel the amount of Love and Work and Time that was taken to create this story. I couldn't help but relate to Sadira and really ROOT for her to find the happiness she deserved. Wonderful story - I was captivated the entire time...I can't WAIT for the next release! CONTINUED SUCCESS CHERIL!!!

Like one of the other readers, I found myself identifying with Sadira because I tried so hard to make a relationship "work" when all of my close friends and family said ... walk, no, run away. But some lessons I am convinced were meant to be learned the heard way as Sadira did. Adding the 2 wrongs don't make a right aspect was also a real eye opener. Keep up the GREAT WORK!