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Eck, Kay

 
9781736583135: Land Sister Sky

Synopsis

"Eck has a talent for highlighting the quiet moments where life truly happens—the befores and the afters—which she weaves into the narrative with precision. Our Verdict: GET IT" —Kirkus Reviews (Recommended Review)

When Merritt Hamilton, the daughter of a rigid and sickly, small-town southern gentlewoman, meets mystical Ames Davis, the daughter of their new, sage-like housekeeper, the two set off on a lifelong passage through upended expectations and familial responsibility, tragedy and loss, spiritual stirring and shared purpose.

From the loamy Mississippi Delta to the astounding beauty of the San Gabriel Mountains of California -- Merritt and Ames, each holding a key to the other’s fullness, are bound together, their hearts intertwining like the roots of neighboring trees. But they will have to break conventions, understand forgiveness, and ultimately, connect to their deepest humanness as well as their eternal spirits in order to survive the tests of their quest. Must they yield to the mission that has chosen them? Can the heart soar once it’s broken?

Land Sister Sky is a heroine’s journey – from devastation and collapse to self-understanding and purpose – set to the music of soul sisterhood and the healing power of nature.

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À propos de l'auteur

Kay Eck is an enthusiastic participant in and observer of the human quest for divine awareness. Land Sister Sky (2026) is her debut novel. She has written two works of non-fiction-Dear Human (2021) and Divorce: A love story (2018). She is the host of two podcasts-Alive & Kicking: Stories of Waking Up and What We've Learned So Far-and founder of Speakfreely, live local gatherings for people seeking real conversations of depth. Her publishing company, Genuine Press, publishes new voices of the new earth. Visit: kayeck.com.

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