Where Do I Go From Her? - Lee, John

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Résumé :
This deeply heartfelt book from bestselling author John Lee deals with the depth of love, loss, and more in dealing with divorce from a very personal perspective. John speaks directly and candidly and states: This is the most different, difficult, and heartfelt book I have ever written or will write.It will speak to anyone who has loved, lost, took some time to move from where you thought you would be to where you are and will be.Like the monk, Thomas Merton said, Every transition is a mystical attempt to becomethe person we were meant to be all along. I hope it will help you heal and love again, or love more deeply.This book does not deal with the subject matter of most of my previous books:psychology, self-help, recovery, and men's stuff. In Where Do I Go From Her? I tried to let the poetry of reflection, longing for relief, and a new start be the guiding forces. And, like poetry, though this little book is prose, I keep it short and to thepoint.

Biographie:
Author John Lee describes himself as 'a son of Southend'. He was born 6 months before the war close to Southend seafront. After a local secondary school education John became a passionate amateur historian. He has toured the world both as a National Serviceman in Malaya and as a frequent and continuing tourist. He knows of many places more idyllic than Southend-on-Sea but as the saying goes home is where the heart is. Working full time John found it difficult to complete this book which has needed a great deal of research. The privilege of having a considerable source of unique contemporary documents carries with it the liability of careful selection if an endless story is ever to be told.

Sommaire:
This deeply heartfelt book from bestselling author John Lee deals with the depth of love, loss, and more in dealing with divorce from a very personal perspective. John speaks directly and candidly and states: This is the most different, difficult, and heartfelt book I have ever written or will write.It will speak to anyone who has loved, lost, took some time to move from where you thought you would be to where you are and will be.Like the monk, Thomas Merton said, Every transition is a mystical attempt to becomethe person we were meant to be all along. I hope it will help you heal and love again, or love more deeply.This book does not deal with the subject matter of most of my previous books:psychology, self-help, recovery, and men's stuff. In Where Do I Go From Her? I tried to let the poetry of reflection, longing for relief, and a new start be the guiding forces. And, like poetry, though this little book is prose, I keep it short and to thepoint....