Two Lost souls by JT Fisher is a deeply moving and thought-provoking novel that explores grief, faith, and the enduring power of a mother's love. At its center is Sophie, a woman devastated by the loss of two pregnancies and haunted by dreams that suggest her unborn children's spirits are reaching out to her. Determined to find answers, she immerses herself in theological study and later, in teaching, using her academic path to process personal pain.

As Sophie finds stability and joy in raising two more children, her past quietly lingers. When new tragedies strike-friends of her now-grown children lost too soon-she again becomes a pillar of strength for others, even as her own health declines unnoticed. The novel crescendos to a powerful and emotional climax when Sophie's near-death experience blurs the boundary between life and the afterlife.

JT Fisher offers a heartfelt, beautifully told story that compels readers to reflect on life, loss, and hope beyond this world

QUINN BAKER
PROFESSIONAL BOOK REVIEWER

Two Lost Souls by Judith Fisher is a captivating and deeply emotional exploration of grief, healing, and the mysteries that transcend life and death. From the very first pages, readers are drawn into Sophie's haunting journey haunted not just by the memory of two lost pregnancies, but by the persistent voices of her unborn children that call out to her, reassuring her with the words, "We're OK, Mom.”

Sophie's search for answers-where do the souls of unborn children go? becomes the driving force of her life, leading her to return to school and immerse herself in the study of religion. As she navigates this new path, Sophie gives birth to a son and a daughter, finding both joy and new meaning, yet her obsession with the afterlife and the fate of her lost babies lingers. Her quest begins to shape not only her academic pursuits but also her relationship with her husband, Alex, who worries that Sophie can never truly move on from the past.

Fisher's writing is deeply compassionate, capturing Sophie's inner turmoil and the complexities of her relationships. As the story progresses, Sophie's role as a mother, teacher, and wife grows, but the ghosts of her past the two lost souls-never truly leave her. This tension between the present and the past gives the narrative its emotional depth, as Sophie continues to search for peace in both her spiritual journey and her family life.

The book takes a dramatic turn when Sophie faces a health crisis, leading to an unexpected and chilling moment during surgery where she flatlines, only to be revived. This pivotal moment adds layers of intrigue to the story, blurring the line between life and death in a way that will leave readers questioning everything they know about the soul and its journey.

Two Lost Souls is a beautifully written, thought-provoking tale of motherhood, loss, and the enduring power of love. The emotional stakes are high, as Sophie grapples with her need for closure, while at the same time, trying to guide her children through their own grief. Fisher's skillful storytelling will stay with readers long after the final page is turned, as they are left to contemplate the eternal questions of where we go when we leave this world, and what remains of those we've lost.

If you're looking for a book that will touch your heart, challenge your beliefs, and keep you thinking long after you've finished it, Two Lost Souls is a must-read.

SEAN FERNANDEZ
PROFESSIONAL BOOK REVIEWER

📚Review: Stuck Together: As Long as They Both Shall Laugh by Judith Fisher is a delightful and heartwarming romantic comedy that celebrates the unpredictable—and often hilarious—nature of love and marriage. Blending sharp wit with touching insight, Fisher crafts a story that not only entertains but also illuminates the everyday quirks and complexities of long-term relationships.

Centered on two seemingly mismatched individuals forced into close quarters, the narrative sparkles with witty dialogue, humorous misunderstandings, and an endearing slow-burn chemistry. What begins as mutual irritation gradually unfolds into understanding, connection, and ultimately, love. Fisher’s talent lies in showing how humor can be both a balm and a bridge, making even the most unlikely pairings feel authentic and deeply human.

Perfect for fans of enemies-to-lovers tropes and readers who appreciate romance with genuine laughs, Stuck Together is a charming reminder that sometimes, the best love stories are the ones that don’t go according to plan.

QUINN BAKER
PROFESSIONAL BOOK REVIEWER