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5 Stars for Bette Lee Crosby's Newest Bestseller "A Million Little Lies"

Review by Crystal J. Casavant-Otto: I recently had the privilege of reading an advanced copy of A Million Little Lies by Bette Lee Crosby and I was absolutely in love with everything about the book. It's an absolute 5 star read with characters I fell in love with! I enjoy the fact Crosby's writing is heartwarming and clean enough for my teenager daughter and my elderly mother - I know I can with confidence recommend this book to anyone and everyone. And the plot twists - wow! I wasn't quite sure how things were going to go. Just when I thought I knew how things would turn out, there was yet another adventure. A Million Little Lies made me smile, laugh, and cry - it was absolutely perfect! About the Book: A lifetime of lies, and a truth too painful to tell. When Suzanna Duff was ten years old, she lost her mama, and that’s when the lies began. At first, they were just harmless little fibs, a way to hide her unbearable loneliness and the truth about a daddy...

Crystal Otto Reviews "The Summer of New Beginnings" by Bette Lee Crosby

About the Book One family learns that love is the greatest miracle of all—from USA Today bestselling author Bette Lee Crosby. Aspiring journalist Meghan Briggs has always been the responsible one in the family. So when her father passes away unexpectedly, leaving behind his at-risk business, she steps up to save his legacy—even if that means putting her own dreams on hold. Tracy couldn’t be more different from her sister. She’s always been the rebellious type, without much direction in life. But in the wake of her latest romantic disaster, she finds herself moving back home as a single mother. As Tracy experiences the difficulties of new motherhood, Meghan faces her own struggle: trying not to fall for the stray puppy she rescued. This is no time for attachments—not to the adorable “Sox,” whose owner is bound to turn up any day, and certainly not to the handsome new vet in town. But as the summer unfolds, she discovers that, like Sox, she may need rescuing, too. As both si...

Previously Loved Treasures - Launching April 28th & 29th "Get the Scoop Here First!"

A lonely widow and a young woman trying to rebuild her life discover a family connection and a run-down second hand store where the clairvoyant owner anticipates every need. When a pocket watch is stolen, he warns of the danger ahead, but will the young woman listen and heed his advice? Paperback Giveaway on Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/ giveaway/show/85055- previously-loved-treasures- the-serendipity-series-book- two Read excerpt here: http://betteleecrosby.com/my- books/previously-loved- treasures/previously-loved- treasures-excerpt/ Author bio: http://betteleecrosby.com/ about/media-kit-bette-lee- crosby/author-bio-bette-lee- crosby/ Information on other books by the lovely and talented Bette Lee Crosby: http://betteleecrosby.com/ about/media-kit-bette-lee- crosby/ Book Review – Previously Loved Treasures by Bette Lee Crosby Review by Crystal J. Casavant-Otto Bette Lee Crosby is one of my favorite authors. She writes books you’ll want t...

BOOK GIVEAWAY: Jubliee's Journey by Bette Lee Crosby

Now's your chance to read my review of Jubilee's Journey by Bette Lee Crosby and be sure to leave a comment for a chance to win your very own Kindle copy! Book Review: Jubliee’s Journey by Bette Lee Crosby By Crystal J. Casavant-Otto Jubilee’s Journey is Book Two in the Wyattsville Series by award winning author Bette Lee Crosby. This story of discovering lost family and finding love reconnects readers with Ethan Allen and the other heart-warming characters of the bestselling novel SPARE CHANGE. I absolutely loved Spare Change and Crosby did not disappoint with the second book in the series. Jubilee’s Journey was well written and the characters were easy to fall in love with. Crosby writes with such eloquence you cannot help but become completely engrossed in each story. Whether you read Jubliee’s Journey on its own or as part of the series, you’ll enjoy every page turn. What I find most intriguing about Crosby’s writing in general is how she draws the reader ...

Book Giveaway & Guest Post by Author Bette Lee Crosby

Check out this GREAT guest post by author and friend Bette Lee Crosby! Once you've read her post, enter to win a copy of Jubilee's Journey . Bette is graciously offering readers: 1 ebook copy and 1 paperback (paperback available to US Residents only). Thank you Bette! Bette Lee Crosby Shares How Jubilee's Journey Came to Be! Writing Jubilee’s Journey was somewhat of a trip down memory lane, not because of my own memories, but the memories of my mother, who so generously passed them down to me. My mom was born in Coal Fork, West Virginia; as was her sister Ruth. They were two in a family of eleven siblings.  Times were hard and the family didn’t always have the luxury of living under the same roof. Once the girls were old enough, they were sent to live with relatives who needed house help; the boys went to work in the mines or became farm hands for neighbors. When my mom was not yet twenty, she married a city boy from Charleston and moved away. Her sister Ruth m...

What Matters Most - Book Review and Author Information for Bette Lee Crosby

Looking for a great read by a fabulous female author? Check out What Matters Most by Author, Bette Lee Crosby. She is running a promotion right now with a  New Release sale for fans & followers $2.99 click here for details:  http://ow.ly/jI0uL Review of What Matters Most Review by: Crystal J. Casavant-Otto Book by: Author, Bette Lee Crosby What's not to love about Clay and Louise Palmer? They're just like my parents, my friend's parents, and so many of my neighbors growing up. They've been living almost separate lives for years and Clay has no idea how his decision to move would throw Louise into a panic. I remember thinking 'she's so stubborn' about Louise at the beginning of the book. As author, Bette Lee Crosby developed the characters, I realized the things I didn't like about Louise were the same things I don't like about myself. As Louise worked through her issues, I had an opportunity to look at myself more objectively. By the en...