The Cannastar Factor

The Cannastar Factor is about two karmically connected people who stand against Big Pharma to bring an inexpensive, organically grown cure for cancer to an ailing world, and about the synergistic magic that a true partnership between a man and a woman can create in today’s world.



Gripping, timely and emotionally charged, Cyd and Alex’s hazardous love affair is a romantic thriller filled with unexpected twists and turns; a story about the resilience and courage of two people facing horrific challenges in their passionate fight to gift the world with the healing power of nature’s own remedy.



5* Amazon Reviews of “The Cannastar Factor”:

“Wow!”

“Perfect!

“Really great!”

“Amazing read!”

“A fantastic book!”

“Loved the love story!”

“An engrossing thriller.”

“Fast-paced and well written.”

“A fantastic and thrilling book!”

“Definitely a book worth reading.”

“Never know what is coming next.”

“Steele has such a beautiful way with words.”



Dr. Alex Farmer, stricken by tragedy and addicted to drugs, is fired from his hospital. Cyd Seeley, a talented botanist, is in dire financial straits and about to lose her ranch. Otis Appleseed, a morbidly obese mortician with a green thumb, is hiding a dark and perilous secret. The three are drawn together in a heart-pounding, heart-felt, thought-provoking adventure when a mutual friend and colleague is murdered after discovering a drug-free cure for viral disease.



This miracle cure for cancer is called Cannastar and it threatens to kill one of Big Pharma’s biggest cash cows. Murder is just the beginning of what they will do to keep Cannastar off the market. Bonded by love and aided by faithful Native Americans on reservations in Montana and Arizona, Cyd and Alex cling to the hope of a better tomorrow in a breathless, life-threatening journey that ranges from the Rocky Mountain wilderness, to the political corruption of Washington D.C., to the jungles of Mexico where they form a dangerous relationship with the head of a Mexican drug cartel who has a soft spot for terminally ill children.



“Best series ever!” says Brooke Auckerman, Amazon reviewer.