Summary: We didn’t even have the term “midlife crisis” before 1965. It’s supposed to be the time when adults realize they’re mortal, after all. Not everyone has one. Debbianne DeRose has turned hers into a saucy memoir that is the oh-so-honest and humorous account of her personal journey through a string of compelling adventures and ideologies of the woo-woo kind. Her story begins with confusion and discontentment that catalyzes bold life changes and sends her roaming in search of magic, miracles, and a deeper grasp of the metaphysical nature of reality. In a word, woo-woo. In a unique style akin to confessional reporting, she shares her keen insights into human behavior as you meet a plethora of colorful characters and occasional charlatans. It becomes an inadvertent healing pilgrimage full of expansive revelations, and through the process of en-lightening up she emerges clear-headed and self-empowered with inspiration to spare. Her book is called “What I Did On My Midlife Crisis Vacation.” More below the media player. Listen to Debbianne DeRose Download audio file (debbiannederose.mp3) Don’t see a player here? Click on this link to listen, or right click and “Save As” to download. The Indie Author Life Woo you want, woo [...] The post Make Me One With the Woo-Woo appeared first on The Bookcast.
