Advance praise for He Loves
Me, He Loves Me Not:
"Trish Ryan gives readers a
literary two-for-one deal that is hard to resist. Her simultaneous quests for the right guy and the right spiritual
path are funny, moving, disarmingly frank and ultimately uplifting. Each makes a great tale, but together, her cup runneth
over."
– A.J. Jacobs, New
York Times bestselling author of
The Know-It-All and
The Year of Living Biblically
"With a candid, earthy
approach that’s reminiscent of Anne Lamott and Eat, Pray, Love’s Elizabeth
Gilbert, Trish Ryan vividly addresses the trials of love and heartache...her refreshing
honesty makes He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not a journey worth
taking whether you’ve already found Mr. or Ms. Right or not."
– Christa Banister
"Poignant, honest, and intriguing…this
book is for anyone who longs to experience the abundance, joy, and peace that only comes through a relationship with the one
true God of the universe.”
– Denise Jackson, New
York Times bestselling author of
It’s All About
Him
"Trish Ryan is a woman on a
search. She’s honest, vulnerable, funny and frank and simply will not settle for a life without greater meaning
or a man without a generous heart. Her story will connect with all those who quest for true love and a great purpose
or pattern for the way they live their lives.”
– Margaret Sartor, New
York Times bestselling author of Miss American
Pie:
A Diary of Love,
Secrets, and Growing up in the 1970s
"This is one riveting story.
Like many people, I can identify with what it feels like to look in all the wrong places—and then realize down the road
that God has been writing a story that is so much bigger and better that I could have ever imagined. It’s not
often that someone can make me read into the wee hours—and then laugh so hard that I wake my poor husband up from a
sound sleep.”
– Shaunti Feldhahn, bestselling
author of For Women Only:
What You Need to
Know About the Inner Lives of Men
"You don’t have to be
looking for spiritual enlightenment to dive into Trish Ryan’s He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not.
Honest, funny, and poignant, Ryan’s is a story of one woman searching for the right path, and in sharing her journey,
she might help you find your own way, whatever that way might be.”
– Allison Winn Scotch,
author of The Department of Lost and Found
“An enlightening read,
whatever your spiritual inclination.”
– Beth Orsoff, author
of Romantically Challenged
