Awakening by Abby Wynne

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @randomTTours and @Abbywynne for letting me read this book and being part of this tour. Awakening is beautifully written story that i found easy to get into straight away. There was some good twists that kept me hooked to my seats . The descriptions in the book where really belive and i could see them in my head. The story is 600 pages long and the story is about Marissa who ex fiance breaks up with her and i really felt for Marrissa and just wanted to givec her big hug and she has such big heart. Awakening is heartwarming and beaufully written 5 stars . Its out now to buy . BLURB When Marissa’s fiancé leaves her unexpectedly, she is left trying to put the broken pieces of her life back together again. The magical years of her childhood are now lost or long forgotten and, trapped in a downward spiral of worry and anxiety, nothing seems to be bringing the magic back any time soon.Training to become a therapist, Marissa discovers an unforeseen talent for helping others and, for a while at least, she puts her own needs and concerns to one side. An unexpected windfall prompts a spontaneous trip to Peru, and an encounter while she is there triggers an astonishing series of events. Shaken but excited, Marissa embarks on a wonderful journey of revelation and adventure – after which, her life will never be the same again.Marissa’s story is your story, is my story, is everybody’s story: we each must find our own true path through life, our one true way.Abby Wynne, author and Shamanic Psychotherapist, brings all her wisdom to bear on Marissa’s amazing tale of discovery and healing. A catalyst for people’s healing processes, Abby is a problem solver, a creative artist, an alchemist, a healer, a mother, a daughter, a lover of life - and it shows in this, her first novel. www.abby-wynne.comwww.abbysonlineacademy.com AUTHOR BIO Abby Wynne is the bestselling author of the “One Day at a Time Diary”, “How to Be Well” and “Energy Healing made Easy.” She helps people release what is in the way of living an empowered, wholehearted life. She lives in Ireland with her husband, 4 children, and their dog and cat! The Inner Compass Trilogy is her first major work of fiction. Look out for Expansion, the final book in the series, in early 2023. Join Abby for pre-recorded sessions, self-paced healing programmes and live group healing sessions via www.abbysonlinea

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