A Cultural Spiritual Adventure That Will Enchant You and Capture Your Heart
W. S.
Williamson’s Bridges: An
Extraordinary Journey of the Heart is about a young woman, Jessie, who joins
the Peace Corps in Africa. Her troubled past with men collides with her
awakening to a new animated culture, provoking change in her belief system and
sense of purpose. With a deep desire to be loved, and a darkness of
superstition and black magic ensuing her, Jessie flees to a Frenchman in
Europe. There, she is swept off her feet by euphoric feelings of love and the
magic of his studies in alchemy.
The story
revolves around an ancient book, foreign cultures, strange occurrences, and a
young woman’s search for love. She is entranced and taken, deceived and
destroyed, all for a purpose that will leave you astonished and amazed.
Williamson turns modern-day religion on its head and extracts the one true
principle that guides all human life and creation. Fore Word Reviews rated
Bridges with 5-stars and called it outstanding, sophisticated, and mesmerizing.
In fact, all the reviews have been excellent.
Inspired by
actual experiences, Williamson skillfully folds facts into fiction and captures
something deep within the reader’s soul. You cannot read this book without
going on an incredible cultural, spiritual, and emotional journey with Jessie.
From the first chapter, you are inside Jessie’s head, always on your toes,
anticipating what happens next. For more information about Bridges, and to read
all the praise, visit agapy.com/bridges. It’s available in both paperback and
ebook at Amazon.
Bridges has wide appeal for both men and
women from all walks of life. If you’ve ever lived in another culture, wanted
to live in another culture, or you are curious about the long-term changes it
can provoke in your thoughts and feelings, then Bridges is a must-read. If you’ve questioned the status of women in
society or religion, if you think that women are important in the shaping of
the world, the message in this book will move you.
W. S.
Williamson is a veteran study-abroad director and returned Peace Corps
Volunteer. She is also the author of the popular guidebook Study Abroad 101.
She is a graduate of Indiana University and Western Michigan University and
lives in Italy with her family. You can read more about Wendy on her blog at
wswilliamson.com.
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