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New Reviews for P.S. I Forgive You and Conflicted Hearts by D.G. Kaye

April 18, 2017 /

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There is only one thing more rewarding for an author than receiving a five star review, and for me, that is learning that my books have touched the hearts of those who read my stories. Today I’m sharing two new recent reviews I received last week, one each for Conflicted Hearts and P.S. I Forgive You. Thank you.

P.S. I Forgive You

 

5 Stars –  P.S. I Forgive You

5.0 out of 5 starsAn eye-opener… This book is for all Parents!
ByBALROOP SINGHon April 13, 2017
Format: Kindle Edition|Verified Purchase

Why forgive? Isn’t it extremely hard to do so? This question reverberates around me even after reading the most poignant account of D.G. Kaye who had nobody to turn to for love, care and affection.

When a child’s mother is selfish and self-centered, when she blames and threatens her own daughter, when emotional abuse almost breaks the spirit of a girl who tries her best to please her mother, forgiveness is a far cry.

Forgiveness is the most intransigent emotion, the most hurting feeling, rekindling the sensation of being victimized; highlighting the supremacy and the arrogance of our perpetrator yet Kaye emerges resilient, responsible, benevolent and at peace after she decides to let go all the grief that had eaten into the best hours of her life.

‘P.S. I Forgive You’ is the story of every child who is deprived of a loving childhood due to insensitive parenting. It could inspire a thousand mothers to be emotionally present, to be more understanding and loving and pay attention to the little concerns of their children.

My heart missed a beat when I read how Kaye is torn between guilt and duty to go and see her dying mother and decides to go to her father’s grave “to speak to my dad about current goings on in my life and update him on family matters,” she confides.

“I feel lifeless, I miss you, mama. I miss everything I didn’t have from you. Still I am sorry. I forgive you.”…That sums up the distressing memories of the author whose grief and guilt merge into each other at the death of her mother.

 

Conflicted Hearts, D.G. Kaye

 

5 Stars – Conflicted Hearts  

 

love, struggle and death

By R. Wolfe on 8 April 2017

Format: Paperback

This is a powerful journey with the author. A journey of life, love, struggle and death. Written in a style that makes you keep turning the pages, turning a reluctant and fussy reader into a bookworm leaving scorch marks on the pages!
I was hooked. Perhaps I identify with aspects of the life story, perhaps it is a purely engaging tale, vividly painted and expertly told.
This is the first book I have read by this author, it will not be the last.

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D.G. Kaye is a nonfiction/memoir writer, who writes from her own life experiences and self-medicates with a daily dose of humor.

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