Review: Great! Mind of Her Own
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 15, 2013
Have you ever felt stuck, and wished things were different? And then it happened and you wish things would go back to normal, to the familiar things? Perhaps that is the way Louisa Copeland felt before she lost her memory."Louisa, baby. You gave me quite a scare. How do you feel?" His hand trembled as it gently sweptacross her forehead."I'm Jazz." Her words oozed like cold honey past her thickened tongue. She was desperate for informationand a cool drink of water. "Wrong woman. Where am I?"The first words you read on the website of author Diana Lesire Brandmeyer is "Stringing 26 letters into a story." That is exactly what she did with this story. 26 Letters changed the lives of a family when the George Foreman grill fell onto the head of Louisa Copeland, wife and mother of three children.Was Jazz Sweet a figment of Louisa's imagination that became a reality? Why this dramatic change from a wife and mother of three kids to an international author?How did Collin Copeland cope with this drastic change in his wife? Did he prefer Jazz to Louisa, or did he wish things would go back to the way it was?I enjoyed Mind of Her Own tremendously. It is one of those books that you want to know how it is going to end, but you wish you could keep on reading, even after the last page. It is inevitable -the reader becomes engrossed in this family's life, experiencing the ups and downs of the three main characters. It is impossible to choose sides; all three -Collin, Louisa and Jazz have a story to tell. As a reader you want to be part of each one's story, and you hope for a romantic, happy ending for all three.I highly recommend Mind of Her Own.Tyndale House Publishers as part of their media review bloggers program provided this book to me for free in exchange for this honest review.