“Explores the resilient bond between twins, the realities of adoption, and the peaks and

heartbreaking valleys of an American family.” — Andrew Tallackson, Editor, The Beacher Weekly Newspaper

“A testament to how life hands us opportunities to heal even in the presence of gut-wrenching

Grief.” — Kim Fairley, author of “Swimming for My Life” and “Shooting Out the Lights”

“An inspiring read for anyone seeking to understand the power of family, the search for self, and the resilience of the human spirit.” — Diane O’Canto, media professional, podcast host, empowerment champion.

“Gripping, raw, and profound.” — Jennifer Dyan Ghoston, author of “The Truth So Far”

and podcaster

“A thoughtful, brave, and compassionate story…McGue rings resilience.” — Diane Wheaton, author of “Finding Loretta”

“Intimate coming-of-age memoir about fragility and preciousness of life.” — Rikki West, author of “Rootlines” and “The Empty Bowl”

“The pursuit of adopted identity and belonging continues. Five Stars!” — Mary Ellen Gambutti, author of “I Must Have Wandered”

“A poignant view of a childhood mixed with love, laughter, sadness, life as an adoptee, and a peek into a life lived with an identical twin sister.” — Emma Stevens (aka Linda Pevac), author of “The Gathering Place” and “A Fire Is Coming”