➜ Friday Finds & Reader Recommendations – 12-02-2022 <--- IT’S FRIDAY FINDS DAY & I HAVE A TON FOR US!!! So many reader recommendations came in, and I’m thrilled to put this together. Plus, today’s books that just went LIVE are blurb-jolty, too!

Natasha: I don't comment very often, even though I’m always on here but I was struggling to find something to catch my attention last night and ended up reading it in one sitting. So good and so my kind of book!!!❤️

➜ P.B. Lamb’s “Angels of Light” is LIVE & we have Fun Facts & a giveaway!! <— "...On the day of her mother’s funeral she finds out she’s responsible for her half-sister, she receives visitors from beyond including her own mother’s spirit, and a new handsome man shows up on her doorstep. Everything she thought she knew about her life unravels and she finds herself on a journey in which all of creation is now relying on her to find her path..."

“The book took 7 years to complete because I had a 5-year writers block on what was in the wooden box Jessica receives in the beginning of the story. 

Every time I re-read the book, I wanted to know what was in the box so badly that I would get frustrated because it wasn’t written yet and I had no idea!"

➜ Book Review – Give Me Your Answer True by Suanne Laqueur <— BLAST FROM OUR BOOK BAST! 7 years ago today I loved this one!!

Andee: Awesome! Beautiful! Gut-wrenching! Emotion evoking! Real! I couldn’t stop reading and wanted to keep reading when they were over. 

Celeste: …YES to all of the above. I lost myself in these two books. I think I enjoyed GMYAT a bit more just because of all we learned about everyone. There was amazing character development, and when I finished I had a moment of, “Oh, right. These people don’t actually exist.” 

I loved the writing, the characters, pretty much everything. Thanks again, Maryse, for reviewing these. I don’t think I’d have found The Man I Love on my own.

Lisa S: Wow, just wow…I finished reading the third and final of this series “Here to Stay” a couple of days ago and I’m having major post-series depression 🙁 Suanne, your story-telling and writing is so eloquent. I’ve never before felt so in-tuned with literary characters.