Just Jones: Sometimes a Thing Is Impossible . . . Until It Is Actually Done (A Noticer Book) Hardcover – September 8, 2020

One of my favorite books. It was joy to read and I would highly recommend it. The truths that are illustrated are life-changing.

I have read quite a few books by Andy Andrews. They leave me with a sense that God works in strange ways. It brings peace and contentment. I find myself wanting to follow Jones’ advice.

I enjoyed reading all three books. They are very interesting and motivating. Causes you to think and also draw closer to Jesus.

A very encouraging book!!! Exactly what I needed and I think it has some wonderful things to teach us!!!

“Just Jones” by Andy AndrewsThe third in a series of books about Jones, preceded by “The Noticer” and “The Noticer Returns”, yet a stand-alone book/story if you haven’t read the first two. Jones is back, and somehow with more wisdom, truths, perspective, and mysteries than ever before. Andy once again masterfully weaves several character’s stories into one seamless ending. He always impresses me with this skill. It’s as if “The Butterfly Effect” is being played out in every story he tells.The characters in “Just Jones” have been thoughtfully crafted, and while Andy recently revealed many of the names in the book are real people, one of the main characters, Blaire Houston Monroe, is a product of his imagination, I can’t help but think she is the culmination of several “real people” Andy has encountered in his life. A bitter, mean, old lady, I sadly but easily recognized people I have encountered in my own life within her character.With moments that left my laughing, to not being able to contain a tear as I realized my own truths while reading “Just Jones”, Andy has written a story I am confident every reader will relate to on a personal level. As a writer, he has mastered the art of pulling you in to the emotion of the book, and creating an emotional attachment and response to every word.Grab your copy of “Just Jones” today, and see the world from a completely different perspective to discover the impossible is, in fact, possible. And while you are at it, grab a bag of “Just Jones Java” to sip while you read this telling tale of love, forgiveness, faith, humor, and mystery.

Great book. I love how he tells a story that makes you think. One of my favorite authors. Read all of his books

Andy Andrews is the author of some of my favorite books, including the masterpiece, The Traveler's Gift, which ranks right up there with the works of Tolkien and Lewis in my heart. His non-fiction books are wonderful, but there is just something about the way this guy writes fiction. Reading a new fiction book by Andy is like a visit from an old friend, and this time he brought along one of my favorite friends, Jones. Not Mr. Jones, just Jones. From the time he introduced us to this man who changed his life, Andy Andrews shows us this amazing man and his superpower, being a noticer, i.e. someone who notices the truth of our lives and helps us to see it. The truths shared in these amazing works of fiction will change your real life. I believe that this book could stand on its own, but if you want my recommendation, start with The Noticer, then read The Noticer Returns and follow it with Just Jones. You won't be sorry. These are the kind of feel good encouraging stories that are so needed today. Read it and share it with a friend.

I love a good story. This new book, “Just Jones” by Andy Andrews is a good story. I have enjoyed meeting and getting to know Jones through the books and this story introduces us to even more Jones.I started thinking at the beginning of the book who is the Jones in my life and actually I’ve had many, not just one person. Then I think who have I been a Jones to and am glad to remember that there have been a few people I have touched. I have been given to and given out and that is in part what this story is about.Andy mentions in the interview at the end of the audio book that he wanted to give people something to talk about and he has followed through with that goal.I love the references to the Andy Griffith show and the applications he incorporates in each of his stories but especially the Jones’ books.This story does not disappoint. And can be read, listened to many times to always glean something else from.