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If you'd like to post a comment, click here. Thank you! "Lyn D. Nielsen has a compelling voice and tells a delightful story. Uplifting and inspirational, this book is a great read."--Terry Burns, author of "To Keep a Promise" and "Don't I Know You?"
| "They are with me, Lyn, those who are of the Place of Sage. They follow me through life like wise old friends. I hear their voices, and feel the wisdom of their experience everyday...they lifted me up in the worst of times, and their story continues to grow in my heart."--Deanna Brown, In The Loop Productions | "As I got to know Jamie and Luke, I felt like they were family. The communication with God was awesome...and even now, I smell the sage. There is so much to talk about...I think I should read it again."--Robert T. O'Dell, artist and musician | | I couldn't put it down, I wanted to keep reading. I found myself visualizing this "Place of Sage"...and there is more...much more! It's time to get ready--read this book. Thank you, Lyn D. Nielsen, for writing it."--Barbara Rey, Creative Talent Development | "Lyn, you are an incredible person and writer. Your book was wonderful...I will read it again soon. It was so touching and filled with emotion, like books should be. I was "there" over and over...and your description of the locations in our area made me think about how special "home" in the Basin of sage, really is. I look forward to your next book!"--Cindy Sell, near the Place of Sage
| | "Lyn, thank you for coming to the Book Barn in Unionville, MO. It was a wonderful evening for us and hopefully for you too. Went home and read your book the same evening. Took it to my book club the next day and gave you a fantastic review. Helen Keller said, "The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched - they must be felt with the heart." That's what makes these pages so wonderful.
We live on a lake and have seen the eagle in our front yard, watched the skunk march across the porch, caught the fish flopping by the shore and enjoy the solitude with trees. Isn't the master plan so much bigger than we ever dreamed!
By the way, Jean Stratton Porter, had a summer home in Indiana and we went to a wedding held in the gardens. She was an environmentalist long before it became popular to write about it. Glad you appreciate her literary works. May you be continually blessed as you follow your master plan."--Carol McGrew
| "Lyn, I read it in one sitting Saturday! What a wonderful story/gift! Thanks for giving this guy (me), a story about facing (death) one's mortality with strength, dignity, grace, and the willingness to be lead by a force greater than oneself, and still making it a story (for the feminine in me) about connection, commitment to others, and love of family. "--Gordon, Kenmore, WA
| "My name is Scotty from Bothell, Washington. This Lyn D. author should be pleased with her newest book. I enjoyed reading it; yes that’s right, me, Scotty read a book. First time in years to be exact.
Congrats, Lyn, you can teach an old dog to read a book. Oh, by the way, I very much enjoyed reading your book. I hope to see more writings from Lyn D. in the future. "--Scotty (who read your book)
| "The best, most moving book that I have read in a very long time has to be Place of Sage by Lyn D. Nielsen. This is a story for everyone; it is about life, love, faith, hopes and dreams. It will change you and have you asking for more! I highly recommend this book and give it the highest rating of 5 stars."--Nancy Cote, Washington |
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