What saves us as children through the dark confusion of loss and abuse? What offers us light and rescue as we live past the memory of betrayal and regret? In Queen of the Leaves, Kay Harkins illuminates the gifts that lift us from despair: music, friendship, and divine love. With empathy, humor, and eyes to see the path of forgiveness through the thicket of human frailty, she offers a lost and found adventure that turns pain into hope.
What saves us as children through the dark confusion of loss and abuse? What offers us light and rescue as we live past the memory of betrayal and regret? In Queen of the Leaves, Kay Harkins illuminates the gifts that lift us from despair: music, friendship, and divine love. With empathy, humor, and eyes to see the path of forgiveness through the thicket of human frailty, she offers a lost and found adventure that turns pain into hope.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
A writer, educator, artist, and musician, Kay Harkins lives in San Diego, California. Retired from a career teaching writing and literature, she continues to collaborate with other writers, artists, and musicians and tends to her rose garden, her rescued greyhound Lazarus, and the home she shares with her husband, to whom she has been married for over fifty years. She holds an MFA from Bennington College in Bennington, Vermont.
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