Tuesday, September 6, 2022

Review: When I Close My Eyes

When I Close My Eyes When I Close My Eyes by Elizabeth Musser
My rating: 💛💛💛💛

Another new-to-me author which delivered a strong, enjoyable contempered story focused on the difficult subject of depression and what true forgiveness means.

This story also makes one wonder what exactly you will be capable of doing, what lines you will cross, if you are desperate and in deep need.

I really enjoyed this story and will recommend it to fans of contemporary fiction.

*I listened to the audiobook on Scribd.*


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About the book:


Famous author Josephine Bourdillon is in a coma, jumping across memory as her body fights to survive. But those around her are fighting their own battles: Henry Hughes, who agreed to kill her for hire out of desperation, is uncertain how to finish the job now, and her teenage daughter Paige is overwhelmed by fear. Can grace bring them all into the light?

About the author:



ELIZABETH MUSSER writes ‘entertainment with a soul’ from her writing chalet—tool shed—outside Lyon, France. Elizabeth’s award winning, best-selling novel, The Swan House, was named one of Amazon’s Top Christian Books of the Year, one of Georgia’s Top Ten Novels of the Past 100 Years and was awarded the Gold Illumination Book Award 2021 for Enduring Light Fiction. All of Elizabeth’s novels have been translated into multiple languages and have been international bestsellers. Two Destinies, the final novel in The Secrets of the Cross trilogy, was a finalist for the 2013 Christy Award. The Long Highway Home was a finalist for the 2018 Carol Award. Elizabeth’s most recent novel, The Promised Land, won second place in Literary Fiction at the 2021 Georgia Author of the Year Awards and won the 2021 Carol Award for Contemporary Fiction.


For over thirty-five years, Elizabeth and her husband, Paul, have been involved in missions’ work in Europe with One Collective, formerly International Teams. The Mussers have two sons, two daughters-in-law and five grandchildren.

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2 comments:

  1. Yikes, this sounds very good. I just can't imagine being in a coma.

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