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Read your book while on vacation in Cape Cod.  It was great.  I really think you need to send it to Oprah.  It's summer and she should be doing her book club thing.  I think if you wrote a life bio about how you came to write the book along with the book she would take it in a minute. -Nancy

From page 156 I started to tear and  than  I had to flip to the last page - couldn't wait out the suspense - than went back to finish with tears still flowing. I connected with the characters and became emotionally involved in their lives-it touched the core in me as I am sure it will in all that read "PIECES OF ME."  -Lynn
 

WOW!  I finished "Pieces of Me" yesterday....I did not expect that ending....it was a mixture of sad and happy for what transpired overall.....Anyway, I really enjoyed the book and again, am just amazed at your talent.  -Kim

I enjoyed reading your book, it kept my interest and showed me the artistic sensitive side of you. I like the way you treated your characters Jason and Sarah. I absolutely loved the cover.  -Margo

I LOVED IT!  I will talking it up to others. Let me know when the next book comes out. Congrats on the fine work. -Cindy Gillie

I just finished your first novel and was really moved by it. Congratulations! The writing is crisp and clear and very touching. I think that you have found a niche.  I am looking forward to your next book. -Sally

You made me cry!!!!!!!  I finished your book on my flight back from the Academy last Friday and I was balling my eyes out!  People across from me probably thought that I was a pyscho!!!!  I thought it was really good and totally was not expecting the ending to be what it was. -Michelle

The book really was a joy to read. The emotions ran high for me and I got more than a little choked up a few times. -Ed

"Pieces of Me" kept me at the edge of my seat; like on a roller coaster - up with joy and excitement one minute, down with sadness and despair the next. I couldn't wait to find out how everything turned out!  -Jami

The purpose of fiction is to evoke a strong emotional response, and in Pieces of Me, Joe Foresman elicits sympathy, hope, fear, despair, and ultimately, a pure and profound joy. When you've finished reading this book, you'll feel, too, that life is worth living.  -Deke