| Author: | Sarah Beth Hunt | ISBN: | 1230002201115 |
| Publisher: | Grassy Waters Publishing | Publication: | December 5, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Sarah Beth Hunt |
| ISBN: | 1230002201115 |
| Publisher: | Grassy Waters Publishing |
| Publication: | December 5, 2016 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
How far would you go to find the greater meaning of your life?
What is beyond the sea? She asked. And what is my place in this vast and remarkable world? Born on an isolated island surrounded by an infinite sea, Isla feels alone with her questions of life’s meaning and purpose. Even her best friend Tomas seems satisfied with life on their island home and does not look for answers beyond the shores of his known world. However, the arrival of a strange boatman changes the course of Isla’s destiny and her perspective on what is possible. Striking out on an adventure that will take her far from the island of her birth and even farther from those she loves, Isla will risk everything in search of the Great Meaning of her life. But will the powerful mainland of her imagination, driven by the philosophy ‘More is Better, New is Best’ hold the answers she expects? And will Isla’s search for wisdom be worth the cost?
How far would you go to find the greater meaning of your life?
What is beyond the sea? She asked. And what is my place in this vast and remarkable world? Born on an isolated island surrounded by an infinite sea, Isla feels alone with her questions of life’s meaning and purpose. Even her best friend Tomas seems satisfied with life on their island home and does not look for answers beyond the shores of his known world. However, the arrival of a strange boatman changes the course of Isla’s destiny and her perspective on what is possible. Striking out on an adventure that will take her far from the island of her birth and even farther from those she loves, Isla will risk everything in search of the Great Meaning of her life. But will the powerful mainland of her imagination, driven by the philosophy ‘More is Better, New is Best’ hold the answers she expects? And will Isla’s search for wisdom be worth the cost?
