Dear Reader,
As you open the pages of Is Truth Greater Than Fiction? You Decide..., I want to share with you the journey that led to its creation. This book is more than just a collection of stories; it’s a reflection of the moments in my life that have left indelible marks on my soul. I wrote it for those who, like me, believe that life’s most pivotal moments shape who we are and that sometimes, reality can indeed be stranger than fiction.
When I sat down to write, I didn’t intend to create just another book. I wanted to craft a narrative that would challenge readers to think critically about the way they perceive the world and the people in it.
The first story, though particularly challenging to write due to its sensitive subject matter, is meant to make you question how we perceive public figures. The nuances of perception and identity often mask the realities behind public facades, and this story attempts to peel back those layers, inviting you to think critically about the image versus the person behind it.
The second story dives into the depths of unfiltered emotion. I felt compelled to include it because it shows that confronting uncomfortable truths is sometimes necessary for personal growth. By delving into raw emotions and unmasking them, I wanted to create a story that resonates deeply and encourages readers to reflect on their own truths.
The third story is meant to captivate you with its fast-paced twists and turns, mirroring the unpredictability of life itself. It’s a high-speed chase that embodies the chaos of life’s most intense moments. The urgency of the narrative is designed to keep you on the edge of your seat, just as life’s twists and turns often leave us breathless.
As you read these stories, I hope you uncover the connections between them. These connections were intentional, meant to offer you a deeper experience that goes beyond the surface level of storytelling.
My goal was to create a puzzle that challenges your perceptions and invites you to unravel the intricate links between fact and fiction.
Thank you for taking the time to read this book. I hope it challenges, inspires, and resonates with you as much as it did with me while writing it.
Love,
Jody B. Miller
JB Miller is a best-selling author of many books of fiction and non-fiction. Miller has a background in television, is a TEDx speaker, top podcast host and writer of numerous articles and blogs. She resides in Oregon and California.
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Praise for J. B. Miller’s work
“Miller is a master storyteller, weaving together complex characters and compelling plot lines with ease.” – NY Book Reviewer
“Miller’s writing is intelligent, engaging, and always thought-provoking.” – Online Book Review
J.B. Miller is an accomplished author, TEDx speaker, thought leader, podcast host, and founder of Reel Media Agency. Contact her at: miller.jody@icloud.com
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Website: www.truth-or-fiction.com and www.jodybmiller.com
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With her trademark wit, Miller poses thought-provoking questions about the nature of reality, the power of imagination, and the enduring appeal of a well-told tale.
Each story is a mystery for the reader to decide. Is it truth or is it fiction?
Hint: There is truth in every story.
Challenge: If you can figure out how the stories connect you can be acknowledged in volume two for being spot on.
Email miller.jody@icloud.com to enter your answers and your name. By doing so, and if you are correct, you agree to have your name mentioned in volume 2.
Whether you’re a fan of literature, film, or simply mysteries of human experience, this book is sure to enlighten and entertain. A must-read for anyone who has ever wondered where the boundaries of truth and fiction truly lie.
Buy Links:
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Book’s Website: http://www.truth-or-fiction.com
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