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Diana Archer, a mathematically average woman and former foster child, finds her ordinary life upended by a powerful, almost mystical destiny. She leaves the familiarity of Los Angeles to enter a realm where miracles are commonplace. Together with world‑famous life coach Roy Richards, Diana embarks on a twelve‑day survival challenge in California’s Sierras Oscuras National Forest. Stranded, she is guided by a benevolent “spirit animal,” a transformative presence that leads her on a journey of awakening and self‑realization. Through these trials, Diana discovers that her perceived flaws are her greatest gifts, and she learns to navigate the chaos of her own mind toward a deeper sense of purpose.
First publish date: 2016
Genre: Fantasy/Urban Fantasy
Authors: Martha Nibley Beck
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