A. Morini

Do You See Me Now? (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Is a weekend in another country enough to reconnect to the pieces of you lost along the way?

Shortly before her fortieth birthday, Hanna takes her perfect-but-too-busy-to-blink older sister Kristina on a Hero's Journey retreat to give her a moment to breathe and spend quality time between sisters.

However, as the journey unfolds and many of Hanna's challenges unexpectedly surface, she realizes how much she herself needs clarity on her own next steps in life. Faced with burdensome childhood memories and other people's expectations, Hanna awakens to a desire to once again listen to her own long-forgotten voice.

Exploring themes of self-discovery, transformation, and sisterly friendship, Do You See Me Now? is an inspirational journey that ultimately explores what happens when the question changes from "Who shall I be so you will see me?" to "How can I finally see myself?"

If you like empathetic, character-driven novels with emotional depth, then you'll love A. Morini's debut novel Do You See Me Now?.

Click the BUY NOW button at the top and join Hanna on her journey.

"A great gift to give a soul sister to let her know 'I see you.' And a wonderful reminder that you're always exactly where you need to be." - Elizabeth Lyons, author of Enough

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Mother of Pearls Books
• Erscheinungstermin: 11. Februar 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798990535961
• Artikelnr.: 73334907

Autorenporträt

My interest has always been with the stories behind the people, by exploring what moves them and feeling my way into their world. When reading my book, I hope you will connect to the characters as much as feel that there's a part in you, in all of us, that needs to be seen, heard, and felt.For my writing, I draw inspiration from the stories that shape us, make us grow and eventually find ourselves despite the noise and challenges of everyday life. The best quote to express this is by Carl Gustav Jung:"The privilege of a lifetime is to become who you truly are."When I don't write, I pursue my international day job out of Germany where I live with my international family and our wise travel-cat, who always accompanies us, not least on our trips to my favorite country, Italy.