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Discover how one woman's courage to act against overwhelming odds changed her life and the lives of those around her in Wing of an Angel.This hard-hitting memoir by JB Hollows draws on ten years of experience in the UK prison system and reveals a startling truth: degradation and humiliation are not the ways to rehabilitate offenders.Through this book, you'll be inspired to re-evaluate your own spark of intuition and its role in your life, and have the courage to create the life you want.Women who work in prison are often called angels and are at the frontline of depravity. They have a special role in this dark system. When the author meets the protagonist, Angel, you'll get to see through her eyes and his what happens when people are met with understanding and compassion.When you read Wing of an Angel you will:* Feel empowered to question the belief that there are people in this world not worth saving.* Tap into your own potential for transformation.* Develop a deep understanding that your circumstances and past do not define you.* Foster self-belief and courage to take even greater inspired action in your life.* Gain the confidence to see the world through a beautiful new lens.Described by one reader as "This book is a beautiful revelation of our common humanity."Purchase now at this special launch price and open your mind to the power of change.

"Beautifully written...a wild ride through the curves of love and loss, into a clearing of spiritual light..."-- Steve Chandler, Bestselling Author International Speaker, author, and mentor, Dr. Linda Sandel Pettit has written a memoir, a compelling tale of an intuitive intelligence that guides us through life -- mystical, magical, and practical. Leaning into Curves is, first, a love story. It is a poignant tale of forbidden love between a 24-year-old woman and a Catholic missionary priest twice her age; of two souls who crossed the boundaries of religious beliefs and dogma to honor their hearts. It is a tale of crushing loss when a tragic car accident on Christmas Eve ends their earthly relationship. It is tale of one woman's trust in the spiritual wisdom unfolding from her soul to guide her through suffering and death to a new love. It is an otherworldly tale of a chance meeting with a Hawaiian Kahuna who forecasts that she will soon be handed the mystical keys to love by a "teacher of THOUGHT." It is one woman's search for the sacred feminine, divine female power. It is a candid, insightful and lyrical story of transformation that explores: - judgment and forgiveness; - separation, and connection; - desire and surrender, - mystery and miracles, - intuition and synchronicity, - faith and love. The author, trained as a counseling psychologist, uses her personal life story to point readers toward universal truth. This is story of hope that our journeys through life can be sure-footed when we listen from and follow the way of the heart, the beingness of love. It is a life raft.

What happens when you combine six students and one teacher with the Jack Grapes Method Writing (JGMW) programme? Magic! Jules Swales ran a summer refresher class, for the students who'd been studying JGMW with her for a couple of years. The students attended with the only intention of being better writers. The short stories in this book are examples of what's possible when people use their superpower, write like you talk, combined with the JGMW exercises. Over the five weeks each writer used the exact same method to come up with six unique pieces of writing. Jules Swales describes the method and the exercises at the beginning of each week so that you can see what the students were up to and be surprised by what showed up. Each piece is a profound and individual expression brought about through the straightforward techniques of JGMW. Whilst the authors have studied the Method Writing for around two years, every piece in this book was written in the five-week period of one summer refresher class. "The writers in this book speak as human beings, as all of us, caught in this thing we call life, a shimmering kind of experience between our being born and our passing away. These writers in this book are witnesses to, what William Faulkner called, "the human heart in conflict with itself." If you're hungry, this book will feed you and nourish your heart."Jack Grapes, Author of Method Writing and Last of the Outsiders The Authors There are six authors involved in the creative pieces in this book. They hail from the United Kingdom, the USA, Canada and Panama. They met through online Method Writing classes taught by Jules Swales, who has contributed her expertise as a teacher to this book.