Changing Spaces

Heartbreak turns to intrigue; a season of grief leads to a wig a closet a script cookie recipes new friendships and a wide-open future.—Jeanne Murray Walker Author of The Geography of Memory: A Pilgrimage Through Alzheimers Location. Location. Location. Nancy King gets it right when she explores how a woman radically changes her life by changing her location. A plant cant thrive in any old soil; it has to be the right terrain. Changing Spaces is a reminder that one can leave the past behind find new soil and thrive in a different and better present and future. I am agog at how brilliantly Nancy King manages to invest each character with such vitality such strength such weakness. Why do I care about a philandering husband? Or a handyman with a volatile temper? King puts herself in the skin of each person and you get to see life through their eyes. This book is a page-turner. You want to see what happens to Laura and what Zach does. You are anxious to know if she will pull off her disguise which represents her new self. You feel like the proverbial fly on the adobe wall when you see how Laura learns the power of female friendship.—Judith Fein Author of Life Is a Trip: The Transformative Magic of Travel Nancy King guides Laura with a steady hand in this engaging tale of loss and empowerment to which many readers will surely relate.—Kate Buckley author of Choices A deeply felt and powerfully experienced tale...—Gwen Davis author of The Pretenders Nancy King weaves a powerful story of one womans gradual journey through shock and crisis recreating her life through empowering decisions. Supported by a colorful cast of characters she rediscovers her joy and loving heart.—Dr. Jane Ely Author of Remembering the Ancestral Soul: Soul Loss and Recovery