“I wanted to tell you in person how much I loved WIVES AND SISTERS. Alison---what a character! How she keeps going, how she deals with what happens to her, and how she also has to deal with her own self-destructive tendencies (probably ingrained in her by Mormons?guilt is a great tool).

Also, the book was just plain addictive. I was even a little edgy, wanting to keep reading, when I needed to do other things. It was like a restless wind that wouldn?t leave me alone.

And the excerpt for the next book has already sucked me right in.

Congratulations on writing this book, which must have been difficult, especially dealing with your family. You didn?t pull any punches."--
J. Carson Black (www.jcarsonblack.com)

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“Don’t be surprised if you devour this book in one reading. Natalie Collins has captured the essence of a page-turner by giving us three dimensional characters, plenty of action and a healthy dose of controversy.”
–Midwest Book Review

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“The most astonishing thing about Natalie Collin’s Wives and Sisters is not that it tells such a dramatic tale of betrayal, fundamentalism, denial, and abuse, but that it all rings so true. She perfectly captures the mixture of love, pain, and frustration that accompany surviving trauma in a society where victims are often silenced.”—Martha Beck, author of Leaving the Saints: How I Lost the Mormons and Found My Faith