Finding Jeena by Miralee Ferrell

[Melissa]

Have you read
Finding Jeena

Please list your thoughts below!

[Miralee]

Finding Jeena follows the story of Jeena Gregory, the not-so-nice best friend of the heroine in The Other Daughter. We discover why Jeena responds the way she does to men and God, and what it will take to turn her life around. It contains some real-life scenarios that women today can relate to, especially if you're struggling financially or not sure where your life is headed or what's really important.

[Wanda]

I really want this book before it is out of print. It sounds like such a good book and being a follow up to The Other Daughter a MUST!

[Miralee]

Thanks, Wanda. There are still plenty of copies available, although it won't be printed again, and I imagine it will remain available as an Ebook for a long time. It's another one I'll tweak when I get the rights back someday.

[Wanda]

I'm a stickler though. I don't know what it is but if I start buying a series in print I have to have them all in print. The same with ebook. I just can't stand to hop back and forth. it feels like I'm breaking up a set. LOL

[Miralee]

I know what you mean, Wanda. I like to have a full set of paper books if I really loved the first one.

[Janice]

Wanda I am the same way, have to have the series and in order

[Tina]

I am that way too, have to have all in the series.
Blessings, Tina

[Wanda]

Miralee wrote: "I know what you mean, Wanda. I like to have a full set of paper books if I really loved the first one."

The kindle books are such a magnet when they come on sale. But I'm like you, Ms Miralee, I love paperbacks when it's a series I truly love. I have no idea why. Maybe it's just the thrill of being able to hold them and physically see them.

[Debora]

Another advantage to having favorite books in print copies is that when you find that a friend hasn't read that author before you can loan your book to them much easier and try and get them hooked too.

[Wanda]

Debora wrote: "Another advantage to having favorite books in print copies is that when you find that a friend hasn't read that author before you can loan your book to them much easier and try and get them hooked ..."

I completely agree Debora. :)

[Miralee]

Ah, that's so sweet, Deborah!! I love having people loan one of my books to a friend in hopes they'll enjoy it enough to purchase some of my others. That's the only thing that will keep an author writing--people who are willing to pass the word and encourage others to read, as well. Thank you!!