Drinking The Knock Water: A New Age Pilgrimage

by Emily Kemme

Overview

Another cruel outburst from her sister-in-law on what was supposed to be a day to celebrate began a downward spiral of events that would leave Holly questioning every choice she'd ever made and every belief she held as truth. Had she done the right thing by her unborn child? Had she given enough, or too much, freedom of choice to her son? Did she truly, deeply know her husband and clinic partner, Roger? And what right had she to counsel infertile couples after her own pregnancies? With the Fertility Tour only weeks away, a group of unlikely and disparate pilgrims look to her for guidance. But Holly's life has unraveled in ways she could not have imagined, including a restraining order against her. Will she be able to find her footing and make peace with her choices and herself? Will visiting religious and sacred feminine sites in England help her regain control or only tear her further apart? Drinking the Knock Water is a breathtaking novel that with searing honesty takes us on an emotional pilgrimage through the relationships that make us who we are.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940157209094
Publisher:	Arrowhead Publishing, LLC
Publication date:	01/29/2017
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	288
File size:	424 KB

About the Author

Emily Kemme is the author of In Search of Sushi Tora, named a Finalist for First Novel in the 2012 Next Generation Indie Book Awards. She was a co-author of the collaborative non-fiction history of the Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra, The Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra: A Century of Musical Magic, 1911-2011, which won a 2011 Next Generation Indie Book Award for Regional Non-Fiction. Emily is the Food & Lifestyle Contributor for The Greeley Tribune. As an author and lifestyle blogger on her blog, Feeding the Famished, she writes about human nature, illuminating the everyday in a way that highlights its brilliance. She celebrates people's differences and notes that the biggest problem with being different is when it's deemed a problem. She lives in Greeley, Colorado with her husband.