Reviews
My Name Is a Lie and Other Truths
A memoir about identity, belonging, and the quiet courage it takes to tell the truth.
“One of the most human telling's of the human condition I have encountered.”
About the Book
We all build our lives on stories we believe are true — stories about who we are, where we come from, and why we matter.
But what happens when the story you’ve lived your whole life turns out to be a lie?
My Name Is a Lie and Other Truths is a memoir about discovery, loss, emotional inheritance, and the long road toward becoming the person you were always meant to be. It’s a story rooted in a small Texas town, but its reach is universal.
Readers describe it as:
• beautifully written
• deeply human
• emotionally gripping
• thought‑provoking
• unforgettable
This is a book that stays with you — long after the last page.
Why Readers Love It
“I finished the book and continue to think about it. It is that good.”
“A brave and beautiful memoir.”
“Beautifully written… at times poetic.”
“Thought‑provoking… a journey of self‑realization.”
“Far beyond a tale of our hometown.”
“Invites you to look inward at your own life.”
“Gripping, emotional, and written with deep understanding.”
“It stays with you long after the last page.”
Reader Praise
“I am at a loss for words. Your book is fabulous.”
“Good lord… your use of our language is amazing.”
“This is definitely a gift you have.”
“Congratulations on this wonderful piece of work.”
“One of the most human books I’ve read — and all the more powerful because I knew some of the people in it.”
“I expected a hometown story — what I got was something far deeper and universal.”
“So many nuances, twists and turns — life is incredible.”
“I was dumbstruck thinking about the effect this must have had on you.
What This Book Offers
• A deeply personal story told with honesty and grace • A mirror for anyone questioning their own identity • A reminder that truth — even painful truth — can set you free • A beautifully written narrative that lingers • A journey that invites reflection, compassion, and courage