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An exhilarating adventure story that you can't put down
I was in trouble the minute I picked up this book because I couldn't put it down. 24-hours later, I had already devoured over half the book and had to put myself on a strict daily reading limit to slow down.The author's prose flows easily back and forth from the present and the past and you're transported along for a ride around the world- and into her heart. From the jungles of Costa Rica to the pubs of Ireland, you can see/smell/hear the details of each destination. You can also feel trepidation and then the final thrill when she jumps off a precarious ledge. Or intense white-knuckle fear when she has a ghostly encounter that keeps her awake at night. There's also the connection with fleeting lovers that brings about feelings and memories of adventure and not living life (dare I say it?) by the book.The author is like every woman with the same relatable issues- yo-yo weight gains (from too much pizza), stormy relationships, biological clocks, and unresolved parental angst. Am I right ladies? But insecurities be damned, finding one's own truth is the ultimate nirvana and this book captures just that. Well done.
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The author's prose flows easily back and forth from the present and the past and you're transported along for a ride around the world- and into her heart. From the jungles of Costa Rica to the pubs of Ireland, you can see/smell/hear the details of each destination. You can also feel trepidation and then the final thrill when she jumps off a precarious ledge. Or intense white-knuckle fear when she has a ghostly encounter that keeps her awake at night. There's also the connection with fleeting lovers that brings about feelings and memories of adventure and not living life (dare I say it?) by the book.
The author is like every woman with the same relatable issues- yo-yo weight gains (from too much pizza), stormy relationships, biological clocks, and unresolved parental angst. Am I right ladies? But insecurities be damned, finding one's own truth is the ultimate nirvana and this book captures just that. Well done.
An exhilarating adventure story that you can't put down
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2016
I was in trouble the minute I picked up this book because I couldn't put it down. 24-hours later, I had already devoured over half the book and had to put myself on a strict daily reading limit to slow down.Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2016
The author's prose flows easily back and forth from the present and the past and you're transported along for a ride around the world- and into her heart. From the jungles of Costa Rica to the pubs of Ireland, you can see/smell/hear the details of each destination. You can also feel trepidation and then the final thrill when she jumps off a precarious ledge. Or intense white-knuckle fear when she has a ghostly encounter that keeps her awake at night. There's also the connection with fleeting lovers that brings about feelings and memories of adventure and not living life (dare I say it?) by the book.
The author is like every woman with the same relatable issues- yo-yo weight gains (from too much pizza), stormy relationships, biological clocks, and unresolved parental angst. Am I right ladies? But insecurities be damned, finding one's own truth is the ultimate nirvana and this book captures just that. Well done.
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