The Bright New Dawn - Beker, Louise

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Résumé :
Isadora Bright has had enough of life. At her lowest point, a dramatic intervention and a series of 'coincidental' encounters radically alter her path. In a quest for faith, her spirit awakens and she embarks upon a mystical journey, capturing the intrigue of an ancient civilization. From Ireland to London and a magical encounter with Egypt, Isadora's adventure leads her not only to deep personal healing and love, but also a profound discovery. Her journey will captivate and inspire you. It is a transformational story of hope and finding the courage to face our deepest wounds. Enchanting and thought provoking, it reminds us of the power we have to create our lives in an age of rapid change. A visionary tale. A parable for our times...a must read. Mike Alexander - Journalist & Book Reviewer, New Zealand Sunday Star Times A beautifully woven and heartwarming story that takes you on an intriguing and inspiring spiritual adventure. Nick Williams - Author of eight books including The Work We Were Born To Do, and co-founder of www.inspired-entrepreneur.com

Biographie:
AS REVIEWED BY: www.stuff.co.nz The mindfield of visionary fiction since the genre took off with Richard Bach's Illusions can be difficult to traverse because there's far too much poor writing mixed with silly ideas and gobbledegook to be found among the real pearls of wisdom. Fortunately, New Zealand author Louise Beker has the literary skills, imagination and real life experience to weave a tale that takes readers on a journey that is unmistakably insightful and entertaining at the same time. The Bright New Dawn is a parable for our times. Its central character Isadora and her best friend Jules are both victims of dysfunctional relationships (who isn't) and Isadora's desperate search for love and meaning in her life when all seems lost is, to paraphrase a Ken Keyes quote about the Celestine Prophecy, as enchanting a map of spiritual growth as I have read. Central to its plot is the mystery of the pyramids but to reveal more would be to give too much away. Suffice to say this is a must-read.