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Writer's pictureJackie Lynaugh

Building a Life 🍀

Updated: Aug 20

You are lucky, if you can count four good friends on one hand. A good friend is comparable to a four-leaf clover; difficult to find and fortunate to possess. A friend is someone who knows you as you truly are, comprehends your past experiences, accepts the person you have transformed into, stands by your side regardless of the circumstances, and still permits your personal growth. They provide support during times of trouble, and when you achieve success, they cheer for you more enthusiastically than anyone else. Now that is a bestie!


Genuine friends are akin to diamonds—shining, beautiful, precious, and eternally trendy. As I reflect on friendship today, I perceive friends in a different light. They become even more valuable, surpassing the worth of all the diamonds in the world.


I also contemplate the bond between sisters. Not everyone has a sister whose value could reach such heights, but sisterly friendship is as precious as the irreplaceable Kohinoor diamond.


Why am I writing about friendships and sisters?


The story INSIDE GLASS TOWERS serves as a great example of these themes, as well as lovers, family business, and male bonding, kidnapping. All of these elements come together to create a captivating story.


"Inside Glass Towers" is a topic filled with strong emotions. Additionally, it showcases moments of humor shared among the sisters and their mother. The story brings out their individual differences and imperfections, as they strive to maintain their youth and beauty, despite these distinctions. Each character is unique in their own way, they all share similar needs. I receive feedback from readers commenting on the story's comedic aspects. I often inquire from the reader what chapter of the book they are currently reading and express gratitude for their feedback while hinting that there will be emotional moments to come, so grab the tissues.


BOOK REVIEW: "LOVED IT! I give Inside Glass Towers by Jackie Lynaugh 4 out of 5 stars. It was refreshing to read a book about alpha females instead of alpha males. I enjoyed the small attention to detail the author provides which adds dimension and life to her characters. Thus making them more realistic and more lovable (with all their flaws). I also enjoy reading about the turtle release event since I've had the privilege of being in Florida at this time." Clara L

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Jul 08, 2023
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

I remember the Julie Slater story.

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