Like To Step Over The Edge Of Reality?
If you like women’s fiction with a touch of magical realism, like authors Alice Hoffman or Sarah Addison Allen, you’ll enjoy fiction author Meredith Efken’s new literary direction.
With her latest release, Lucky Baby, and future writings, she aims to explore how real life merges with the world of faith and the realm of the unexplainable. Her style of magical realism takes the rich emotions and complicated characters found in women’s fiction and adds a touch of the miraculous, the mythic, or the fantastic.
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The truth doesn’t just hurt. The truth is like that South American ant that screams before it attacks you—its venomous bite a paralyzing bullet of unabated, throbbing pain.
--Meg, Lucky Baby |
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“Her skillful satire…is delicious, and she offers a balanced and loving take on gender roles, faith and child-rearing.”
--Publisher’s Weekly |
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Sacred Unions, Sacred Passions: Review
As promised, here is my review of Dan Brennan's book:
Dan Brennan’s ground-breaking book “Sacred Unions, Sacred Passions” courageously attacks the oldest and most difficult wall dividing the Christian church—the wall between male and female. Brick by brick, he dismantles the notion that intimate, even passionate, friendships between men and women are impossible and dangerous. He builds instead an eloquent case that male/female friendships are healthy, and ...
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