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Lending Library Now Open!

I've decided to start a lending library for my local friends. I'll lend you a book (a physical book) and you have 4 weeks to read it, leave an Amazon review, and then return it. You'll have the following titles to chose from:
The Missing Link by Julia Asel Thomas
Any Road Will Take You There by David W David W. Berner - Writer
Your Dreams are Too Small by Joe Tye
Falling for Leigh by Jennifer Snow Books
Leaving the Hall Light On by Madeline Tasky Sharples
Betty's Child by Donald Dempsey
Seeing Red Cars by Seeing Red Cars with Laura Goodrich
The Goodbye Year by Toni Toni Bassaro Piccinini
Wink by Eric Trant
Skeleton's Key by Stacy Green Whisenand
A Southern Place by Elaine Drennon Little
Tell 'Em by Liysa Croll Callsen
Every Faithful to His Lead by Kathleen Pooler
and
The Fourth Wall by Elizabeth Maria Naranjo
*****Most of these books are signed by the authors, so if you fail to return my book I may have to hunt you down...and if you fail to post an honest Amazon review, you likely will not be welcome to borrow books in the future. Sign up by commenting below with the title you would like to read first and then email me to arrange for pick up (crystal@wow-womenonwriting.com or crystaljotto@gmail.com !
GO!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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