Ah, Thursday! Time to Share Book Endorsements -- for 57 Steps to Paradise

 



Want to know if 57 Steps to Paradise is worth reading? If we published it, certainly we believe it is. However, as evidence, take a look at the endorsement of Jack Canfield:

“Patricia Lorenz has been one of my favorite writers since she began writing stories in 1995 for so many of the Chicken Soup for the Soul® books. As a master storyteller, she draws the reader in and always leaves us with the bonus of a great take-away message. In 57 STEPS TO PARADISE she provides a blueprint for dating in middle age, thanks to her own interesting, hilarious and fruitful experiences.”
- Jack Canfield
Co-Author of The Success Principles™ and Chicken Soup for the Soul® 

To read more glowing support for this book, take a look at the review on

US Review of Books, where the is RECOMMENDED

There is no greater endorsement than to be excerpted on a leading website. Read an excerpt in Chicken Soup for the Soul.

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