A warning and a (self) Love story

As we traverse through this journey called life, there are many colourful characters who will catch our attention and distract us for awhile from really getting to know ourselves, discovering our self-worth and creating our own tapestry. This book is a good example of exactly that kind of thing, with a strong sense of a keen and open woman at the helm, and her Higher Self as guide. It could be a story to encourage other women, especially younger women, to be careful along way (ie. research before investing, get references!) and take the good from any bad and move forward. It still amazes me that so many women hand over their hard-earned savings to complete con artists in this day and age!) I suppose both love and trust are blind. At times I felt I was hearing someone reading from my journal and thoughts, familiar in both a comfortable and stinging way . . . We can all do stupid things. It was nice to have company in that regard LOL. The backbone the author develops over the arc of the story is something I would love to hear most woman experiencing at least once throughout their lifetime.
Is one of your girlfriends retiring, and about to take her Big Sur adjourned to India? Put this book in her hands. Got a teenage daughter? Put this book in her hands.

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