Willie was invited by his grandfather to go to the store to get some groceries. It was a long walk in the snow, but he always enjoyed his grandfather’s company. As they walked across the countryside, Willie ran over to his neighbor’s barn to pet the cow, and then returned back to the road with his grandfather. Then, he ran over to the other neighbor’s tree that had a swing hanging from one of the branches. He took a few swings, and then ran back to catch up with his grandfather. A little farther along the road, he saw Sally,…
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Robin Perry Braun, IMD, PhD, MPsy holds a doctorate in Integrative Medicine, a Master’s In Psychology is an ordained minister. She has developed her own certified modality and trains people all over the world live and online to practice this modality. She has spent more than 25 years looking for techniques that work to bring healing to body, soul and spirit She is passionate about educating people in holistic wellness, understanding ourselves from a quantum energy perspective and learning how to live a life of thriving and fulfilling our destiny. Daily, She helps people release blocks to having all they desire, ultimately to living a life of peace and joy. She is the author of Her…
Welcome back to the Relatable Voice podcast! On today’s episode, we are on the road heading to Lakeland, Florida to speak to Rick. E. Cutts. Rick is an author and has recently published his first book entitled Strat.a.gem. Rick E Cutts was born in 1978 in Chicago Illinois. He grew up in a creative household, and his parents always encouraged him to read and often presented puzzles or thought-provoking questions to make him think. That is where his passion for mysteries and trying to guess how a story ends started. Most of the time, he guesses the endings and wishes…
“What are your wishes?” her friends asked Ziva in a lunch-gathering for her 25th birthday. She had none, she replied, shrugging her shoulders. “There’s always a wish, no matter what…” one of her friends interrupted an awkward if brief silence. Eighteen months earlier Ziva’s husband of three years succumbed to injuries he had suffered on the last day in the 1967 Six Day War. The sight of his scorched body and the sound of his last breaths were so shocking that her body surrendered too: after spending a month at the hospital trying to save her pregnancy from the trauma…
Pat Backley is an English woman who emigrated to New Zealand at the age of 59. Her first book DAISY (a historical family saga novel) was written and published during lockdown last year and since then she has also published her memoirs(FROM THERE TO HERE, WITH AN AWFUL LOT IN BETWEEN) and co-authored a best- selling coffee table book (THE WARRIOR WOMEN PROJECT) Her new book THE SECOND DAISY, the sequel to DAISY, is a continuation of the family saga which began in 1887, taking it almost to the new millennium in 2000. “The First Daisy had a hard start in life. She was born in the slums of London in 1887, to a…
We are delighted to introduce our Author of the Week. This week, we are featuring the talented Brazilian author Adriana Gavazzoni. Gavazzoni has been a corporate lawyer for over 30 years, and is an internationally awarded book author. Gavazzoni published her first book in 2017 entitled Behind the Door. Behind the Door has won four Gold Medals: The Golden Book Award 2017- Readers Choice; Book Excellence Award 2017; B.R.A.G Medallion 2019 and eLIT Book Awards 2019, as well as one Bronze Medal. This book expanded into a series, including the novel Lara’s Journal and The Brilliant Game. Lara’s Journal won an honorable mention at Reader’s Favorite 2018 and the…
On today’s episode of the RV, we are in Ireland to speak to Anouk Beale. Anouk was born and raised in Amsterdam and have lived in different countries as France, The US , Saudi Arabia, Russia and Caribbean. Anouk was diagnosed with MS and Lupus some years ago and she is here to talk about her life and her recent book called The Hill of Kings. By Anouk Beale I was born and raised in Amsterdam. I have three-year older brother. I now know that all the experiences made me. My mom was in the Olympics in Mexico in 1968, she was 8th…
When interviewed about her novel Back to One, Antonia Gavrihel is often asked: Is Back to One a romantic love story? She senses that she is actually being asked—is it steamy and passionate? No, it’s not a romance novel, but it is a love story. The difference is a bit more complex than you imagine. Antonia explains: A love story Antonia sees as life and the life one is living. It is sweet, authentic, and, in essence, who we are. We live love stories every day. From the moment of birth and the relationship between child and parent is formed, these love stories…
Zara Miller talks about her new book “Sunset in La Paz” on the Relatable Voice Podcast episode 28. Lady of Peace: The Forgotten Revolution The year was 1781 when the rebel army led a siege that rattled the colonial rule. Oppression, extortion, unfairness, actions that led to injustice and alienation, the feelings of unworthiness, was coming to an end during a revolt that brought together a divided nation. The revolt of an indigenous Bolivian leader, Tupac Katari. WE ARE FOREIGNERS IN OUR OWN COUNTRY Yeah, that probably didn’t lead to what you thought it would lead to. That is because…
Sixty-year-old J.S. Castro has called Las Vegas, Nevada his home since he was nine. He married a farmer’s daughter, Faye Kovash, from North Dakota in 1995 and they have been together ever since. They have two children, Tanner, who attends UNLV’s Boyd Law School, and Mckenna, who attends NYU’s Tisch Drama school for the performing arts. J.S. began writing as a child to cope with his night terrors. Thus, began his love for creating short stories of horror, suspense, and adventure. As a junior in high school, his brother Fernando burrowed one of his stories to be turned into his…