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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>When a mistaken identity gives a young woman a chance to start over, hide her past, and give her young daughter a better life, she takes it. Then an old acquaintance shows up, threatening to expose a truth that could destroy everything. A story of finding family and discovering the true meaning of love. Heartfelt Southern Fiction.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><p><strong><em>A lifetime of lies, and a truth too painful to tell.</em></strong></p><p>When Suzanna Duff was ten years old, she lost her mama, and that's when the lies began. At first, they were just harmless little fibs, a way to hide her unbearable loneliness and the truth about a daddy who came home rip-roaring drunk every night. But in time, the lies grew bigger and now, when she is a grown woman with a daughter of her own, they threaten to destroy everything she loves.</p><p>The irony of this situation is that Suzanna never planned to stay in Georgia, she was simply passing through, looking for a fresh start in New Jersey. Attending that wake with her daughter Annie, was a fluke. An opportunity to enjoy a free meal. It should have entailed nothing more than a solemn nod and a brief expression of sympathy but, Ida Parker, the grieving widow mistook her for her the granddaughter who was carried off as an infant. Too embarrassed to do anything else, Suzanna played along. What harm was there in pretending to be someone else for a few hours? Hours turned into days and days into weeks; strangers became friends, love happened, and before long a year had flown by.</p><p>Now the past is standing on her doorstep and Suzanna must decide to leave here and disappear as she has done before, or tell the truth and break the hearts of those she loves most.</p><p>"Heart-wrenching and heartwarming, a novel to satisfy your soul and leave your heart feeling happier." --Linda's Book Obsession</p><p> </p><p> </p><p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br><p>"Crosby at her best! Masterful storytelling. In A Million Little Lies, a young mother builds her new life on a ladder of lies. I read it in one sitting!" -Marilyn Simon Rothstein, author of <em>Husbands and Other Sharp Objects</em></p><p>"A Million Little Lies is another example of how Crosby weaves a magical story, drawing you into the characters and giving you new friends to treasure." -Judith Keim, author of <em>The Beach House Hotel Series</em></p><p>"Heart-wrenching and heartwarming, A Million Little Lies is a novel to satisfy your soul and leave your heart feeling happier." -<em>Linda's Book Obsession</em></p><p>"Steeped in secrets and southern charm, A Million Little Lies is both heartwarming and heartbreaking; a tale about forgiveness, family, and what it means to finally find your true home. - Barbara Davis, Bestselling author of <i>When Never Comes</i></p><p>Simply charming. Bettie Lee Crosby carries us back to a simpler time when family matters most. <em>A Million Little Lies </em>is a heartwarming novel of happenstance, fate, and lasting relationships. Her endearing characters will stay with you long after you've read the last word.</p><p>- Ashley Farley, bestselling author of <em>Sweet Tea Tuesdays</em> and <em>Only One Life.</em></p><p>"A quietly powerful story, of relationships, trust, truth, lies, and the possibilities of forgiveness-an unforgettable ending." -Patricia Sands, author of the bestselling <i>Love in Provence</i> series</p><p>"Crosby writes wonderful stories about the down-trodden, those in trouble of their own making and those in trouble of someone else's making." - Gayle Teller Reviews</p><p>"Now I see why Bette Lee Crosby has so many devoted followers. Her writing is heartfelt and relatable, and she creates characters that tug on our heartstrings. Her characters aren't perfect, but we love them anyway. Or maybe their imperfections are why we love them. - This is a beautiful story of women supporting each other and becoming stronger individuals because of that support. It's a story of learning what love is. And it is a story of finding and making a family. "There's all kinds of families...Some are born into belonging to one another...But there's another kind of family, one created by people who love each other and are willing to hold on to what they've found." -<i>-Betty Loves Books</i> <p/></p><p> <p/></p><br>

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