Need You Now: A Story of Hope Paperback – September 16, 2014

Great book and I see we both read "Choose Joy" by Kay Warren during crisis. Thank you Tiffany Lee (Plumb) for putting your faith journey into words.

Mrs. Lee has allowed Jesus to transform her entire being. Take a listen to her early music and then listen to her latest, Exhale, and you will know what I mean. I have always loved Plumd's music...since her 1st release in the late 90's but now...WOW!!! I love the message of resurrection, restoration and how she fell "in" love with her Savior, her REAL true love. Saw her in concert in Apex/Raleigh NC in a small setting (maybe 300 people) sat 2nd row and though I wasn't very familiar with her latest, I have been listening to it non-stop it seems. Plumb herself recommends reading the book 1st then listening to Exhale which, not necessary to enjoy, does bring to life what she has gone through in the last 3 or so years. I love her love for her husband, Jeremy Lee, her 3 children and her extended family and friends. But it is her new found love for Jesus that makes her music now truly inspired. I loved seeing her in person and how my two oldest girls got to experience Plumb (2015) as their first real bonafide star concert. She did not disappoint. Buy her book...read it then check out Exhale. For anyone who has had any type of marital issues or has strayed from the one who loved us first, you will be forever changed by Mrs. Lee's love for Christ and her very powerful, very passionate and very honest lyrics. Her band rocks too!!!

I want to say that this is one of the books that has made me cry the most (and like Plumb, I'm an ugly crier!)! I saw her in concert last summer, admiring her honest presence and balling my eyes out when she told the story of her redemptive marriage. I knew her book was a read I wanted to get, not only because I'm passionate about marriage, family and are going into counseling, but also because these days you rarely hear of mended marriages (That, and a little part of me thought maybe there was WAY more juice to the story, which there is!). Plumb is funny, genuine, and beautiful in how she tells her life's stories and unravels the hardest parts of her journey to fame, marriage, and family. I would say, if you're looking for an inspiring summer read, READ THIS! It's entertaining to the end-keeping you laughing, smiling, moved, and crying all the way. Plumb, your book truly is a blessing. Thank you for being God's vessel.

Over the past few years one song after another of hers has met me right where I’m at. Now her book did- and I’m undone. In a way I really really needed to be.

First of all, me and Plumb have so much in common its hard to believe. I loved this book and I was looking forward to getting it in the mail because I love her music, testimony, and the restoration of her marriage. It was beyond what I though it would be. While reading her book, I felt as though she was telling me in person and her story didnt even sound cheesy like other Christians singers and authors do. I love that she wrote this book with the mindset that she wanted people to relate to her story but also have hope in whatever they are going through. She is really the real deal and I love what God was doing through her then and even now. Buy this book and you won't regret i!

Excellent book. Could not stop reading about Tiffany Lee's story, which from the perspective of an artist has an immense insight into the world of music. The caveat of this book though is that Plumb is a Christian artist, which I never really knew a lot about because I was first introduced to her songs Damaged and Cut from an electronic perspective. Her story of her struggle with her marriage and deep insight into Christianity really helped me with my own perspective on life.Next to Mandisa, another must read Christian artist I love whose spiritual strength is such an inspiration, this book is a must read for anyone who is looking for a spiritual journey and perspective.

This was a good book. It was a little difficult reading about how her life seemed so perfect growing up. My life has been a polar opposite. I did understand her feelings for her (soon to be) husband and the deep pain when her husband left. I wish she would have gone deeper and into more detail about how she and her husband healed their relationship. That was the primary reason I bought the book.I do love Plumb's music....one of my favorite bands.All in all, it is still a good book.

My sisters and I decided to read this for a book club, I had not started reading it, I was behind. Then I found myself in a hotel room, unexpectedly---the first night of a separation from my husband of 28 years. I have reread it several times along with listening to the CD of the same title. Both have given me hope. I am surprised how some of it is a parallel journey as my husband and I, while still separated, are really working on our marriage and ourselves. I am so thankful for the Hope from my faith, and the hope of the Lee family and now the hope I feel for my family.

What a life...full of all the highs and lows of real life. The honest and sometimes tough seasons aswell as the super highs that life gives you. Keeps it real and even has some toilet humour. Worth a read Christian or not, her life is remarkable

I love how candid Plumb is. As a fan of her music I loved the background stories with the earlier years and struggles as a person juggling life. I feel like I know her, and Jeremy lee!

baught used and it was in mint condition havent had time to read the full book so far so good its funny and quirky.