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A pleasant surprise to find this review of my book Conflicted Hearts on Jacqui Murray’s page Wordreams . Jacqui reviewed 3 books this week and I was thrilled to find one of them was mine. Here is her review:
This week, I have three Indie books (in Carrie Rubin’s case, she has a micro-publisher) that stand out in that crowded field:
- Conflicted Hearts is the story of a damaged child who struggles as an adult to make sense of a childhood where she always seemed to be the problem
- Brothers in Arms is a futuristic science fiction story about a world where men and women are brothers in arms, both struggling for the same goals, be it personal or national.
- Eating Bull is a medical thriller about one obese teen’s struggle to fight the food industry, even when he becomes the target of a madman
Conflicted Hearts: A Daughter’s Quest for Solace from Emotional Guilt
by D.G. Kaye
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
The preview for the book reads: A lifetime of guilt — What does it take to finally break free?And that’s exactly what this story is. A young woman’s guilt over parents who couldn’t love her, a childhood that included none of the nurturing events so critical to children, and mistakes made by the child–because she was a child–which she believed caused her parents to be distant and uncaring. Add to this horrible mix heartbreak, abuse, an incurable immune-deficiency disease, and almost losing the love of her life.– thank God children are resilient. You will want to hug this child and tell her it’s just not her fault.
Told with DG Kaye’s typical honesty and openness, and a writing style that draws readers right into the emotion. Plan to give this book to anyone suffering from childhood issues that simply aren’t their fault and they can’t fix. Continue Reading


24 Comments
Mira Prabhu
Great review, Debbie! I think guilt is a serious problem with many of us – I suffered from it too, also due to highly critical parents. Bravo for speaking so honestly about your life…it helps so many! Much love, Mira
dgkaye
Thanks so much Mira for sharing yourself here too. I do hope my stories can offer some solace to those who’ve also walked in same shoes. <3
Teagan Geneviene
Woot! Congrats on a fantastic review, Debby! Now that’s the way to start a weekend. Mega hugs.
dgkaye
Thanks so much Teag. <3
D. Wallace Peach
Super review! I love it when these pop up unexpectedly. A lovely way to start the weekend 🙂
dgkaye
For sure Diana. It’s always lovely to feel our work is validated once in a while. 🙂
Kev
Keep it up, Debby! ?
dgkaye
I’m dancing as fast as I can Kev, lol. 🙂
roughwighting
Congrats! What an excellent review. I know how satisfying it its to have a reader not only enjoy your book but then want to exclaim about it to the world. 🙂 xo
dgkaye
Thank you Pam. Indeed, there’s nothing more rewarding for a writer than learning her book has touched someone or made an impact. 🙂<3
marianbeaman
I’m “reading” the photo: Book fits Everywoman (at one time or another)!
dgkaye
Thanks Marian. 🙂
adeleulnais
A great review Debby
dgkaye
Thanks Adele. Great subject matter. 🙂
reocochran
Debbie, it is a powerful sounding story, gripping and emotional. I appreciate how you shared this excellent review of a special memoir.
dgkaye
Thank you so much Robin, for visiting and your kind words. 🙂
olganm
Great review, Debbie. Hoping to get to your books very soon. ♥
dgkaye
Thank you so much Olga. <3
Annika Perry
Fantastic review, Debby and you must be over the moon! Jacqui does not easily rate books 5 out of 5 so this is a massive endorsement! Congratulations. ?
dgkaye
No kidding! I was a little nervous when she told me she was reading it, lol. Thank you Annika. 🙂
paintdigi
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dgkaye
Thank you so much. I’d love to pop over. 🙂
Vashti Quiroz-Vega
That’s a wonderful review, Debby! Congratulations! Wishing you continued success, my friend. <3 xx
dgkaye
Thanks again Vashti for your encouragement and compliments. xo <3