Unforeseen

Name: Unforeseen
Price: 4.99 EUR
Author: Deah Curry
ISBN: 9781005390860

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Deah Curry

C. C. Chamberlane
Paru le : 16/03/2022

Julie Mercer escapes a relationship disaster and the Seattle rat race to travel throughout Europe on a quest to refresh her soul. From a chance meeting... > Lire la suite

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Julie Mercer escapes a relationship disaster and the Seattle rat race to travel throughout Europe on a quest to refresh her soul. From a chance meeting with a history professor who has fortunate connections and an eye for talent, she stumbles into a new career. A medical crisis changes her travel plans, and leads to supportive friends, and a moral dilemma. But it is the terrifying event that occurs one night in a German pub that changes her life forever.
No stranger to being near unexpected dangers, this one held an important difference for Jack MacDubh, who calls it a bonding experience. Could he have just met the love of his life in that pub? There was only one way to find out. This story of love, independence, empowerment, travel, and adventure mirrors some of the challenges and dangers of today's world.

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Date de parution : 16/03/2022
Editeur : C. C. Chamberlane
ISBN : 978-1-005-39086-0
EAN : 9781005390860
Format : ePub

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Biographie de Deah Curry

Deah Curry PhD is a retired psychotherapist, business coach, and educator who specialized in helping women and solopreneurs in the healing arts. As a worrytamer, she worked to empower others with her solid knowledge, proven skills, and creative alternative approaches to contentment and success. Now she is taking that background into the world of fiction, memoir, and personal essay. Dr Deah earned a multidisciplinary masters degree combining teaching, counseling, and health systems at Antioch University Seattle, and a doctorate in psychology at Saybrook University in California.
She was given the Jourard Award for research in humanistic psychology by the American Psychological Association. She has lived and traveled in Asia, Europe, and the US.