| Author: | Jeweline Donehue | ISBN: | 9780595743377 |
| Publisher: | iUniverse | Publication: | January 30, 2003 |
| Imprint: | iUniverse | Language: | English |
| Author: | Jeweline Donehue |
| ISBN: | 9780595743377 |
| Publisher: | iUniverse |
| Publication: | January 30, 2003 |
| Imprint: | iUniverse |
| Language: | English |
Consider the thought-provoking ideas put forth in this novel about a woman looking for an intimate relationship that provides a peaceful coexistence along with a mentally challenging interaction that allows both to grow at their own pace in freedom and love. This book provokes more questions than it answersquestions about everyday issues of life, death, and relating to others in a loving way. The conversations of the potential lovers lead you into vistas of other-worldly domains and leave you wondering if any of this could be possible.
Sage encounters strange visions and dreams throughout her life that cause her to question orthodox descriptions of God and ponder the origin and purpose of humans on earth. Her magic sky provides an escape from earthly reality into surreal landscapes that become a heavenly backdrop for her and her other-worldly lover to play and share intimacy.
Lifes intimate moments have a way of leading us to the center of ourselves, causing us to question the very fabric of existence. This is Sages plight. She knows there is much more to existence than she is now aware, and she wants to know it all.
Consider the thought-provoking ideas put forth in this novel about a woman looking for an intimate relationship that provides a peaceful coexistence along with a mentally challenging interaction that allows both to grow at their own pace in freedom and love. This book provokes more questions than it answersquestions about everyday issues of life, death, and relating to others in a loving way. The conversations of the potential lovers lead you into vistas of other-worldly domains and leave you wondering if any of this could be possible.
Sage encounters strange visions and dreams throughout her life that cause her to question orthodox descriptions of God and ponder the origin and purpose of humans on earth. Her magic sky provides an escape from earthly reality into surreal landscapes that become a heavenly backdrop for her and her other-worldly lover to play and share intimacy.
Lifes intimate moments have a way of leading us to the center of ourselves, causing us to question the very fabric of existence. This is Sages plight. She knows there is much more to existence than she is now aware, and she wants to know it all.
