Manor of Eden

This book addresses emphatically the issue of human pain in American society. It is a true story & extremely heartfelt--sorrowful yet very optimistic. It is incredibly real & well spoken. It is spiritual though not traditionally religious. The title signifies a vision of healing, occurring at a time when a daughter's life was gravely endangered by the eating disorder of bulimia. It also deals with the author's 30-year battle over severe depression. In the end a victory is won through a reunion with the profound simplicity of the inner child--the keys to genuine peace on earth. It is about courage, & faith, & love, & never giving up. Therein lies the priceless reward--believing that God is the ultimate timekeeper. It is definitely inspirational & will cause each reader to examine their own beginnings--where unexpected strengths lie deep within us all. It has been read & highly acclaimed by many people of varied social backgrounds. The manuscript was also very warmly & positively endorsed by Og Mandino, the most universally read inspirational & self-help author in the world. This book has remarkable timely value, along with fascinating insight, & will be greatly appreciated by a wide variety of readers. To order call Osborn Publishing at (206) 488-9889 or write to 6830 NE Bothell Way, Suite C303, Bothell, WA 98011.Stevens, Sheryl J. is the author of 'Manor of Eden', published 1994 under ISBN 9780963708403 and ISBN 0963708406.