Tales from the Trail - Keeping it Real on the Camino de Santiago

<p><strong>In April 2017 Jacquline resigned from her job. One month later she boarded a plane headed to Spain to walk the Way of St. James. What was she thinking?</strong></p><p>The<em>Camino de Santiago</em>-AKA The Way of St. James in English-is a network of pilgrimage passages leading to the tomb of Saint James the Greater in Santiagode Compostela Spain. And in May 2017 author Jacquline L. Saxon Jackie embarked on her <em>third </em>Camino.</p><p>After resigning from her post as the Vice-President of Student Affairs and Vocation at a seminary she looked brightly to the future.What would be next?</p><p>It came as no real surprise to Jackie that her thoughts landed on a romanticized view of the Camino de Santiago. Beforelong she booked stays at the beginning of her journeyand had all her ducks in a row to begin her quest again.</p><p>Within the pages of <em>Tales from the Trail: Keeping it Real on the Camino de Santiago</em> Jackie provides a close confiding first-person narrative that makes the reader feel as if they're hearing about her grand adventures over a glass of wine and pintxos. It's an eye-opening journey from a 50-some-year-old who eagerlytook one step after the other into a new chapter of her life.</p><p>Journey with Jackie up and down the hills of France ride next to her on trains and buses and follow her footsteps as takes in a great meal or coffee break in a town halfway betweenwhere the guidebooks said she was supposed to be at the end of the day.</p><p>Vicariously enjoy every moment of Jackie's third Camino recounted in engaging detail in <em>Tales from the Trail. </em>You'll be glad you did once you see how her accomplishments.</p>