Beneath Everything

Beneath Everything

About Beneath Everything

“Nothing remained permanent, regardless of how much a person clung to it. The job, the money, the security, all of it just sat on the surface of a world that rotated and flowed. Sarah didn’t want to stand by idle, watching life rotate around her anymore. She wanted to leap onto the moving parts and be the one rotating.” I’ve only seen glimpses of the level of insight in other works of contemporary lesbian fiction. The late, great Sandra Moran. Famous Author, Ann McMan. Rachel Spangler. I putting this book on my re-read! Thank you, Suzie Carr. – Katherine Charles

This book is about freedom of the soul. It’s about all the things you get but don’t even want. It’s also about breaking free from a society who makes us think that life is slavery to a work you don’t even enjoy. Gosh it even made me want to take a plane to Bonaire and go scuba diving.
In every read you get to learn at least something but this read was so vivid it made me want to make a change and take more risks.
I won’t exaggerate if I say this book is a life changer and it’s author is very wise… – Ange Drummer

Summary

Sarah Destin is a highly successful marketing executive who makes great money, lives in a beautiful home, and drives a sweet car with an engine that purrs. She should be thrilled, but somewhere along the line she took a wrong turn and ended up in the dreaded rat race of life.

When she meets Jolene, a scuba instructor from Bonaire, curiosity stirs deep within. Suddenly, she begins to crave adventure. By getting out of her comfort zone, Sarah soon begins to realize that life begins to bloom beneath the facade of materialism. Purpose and meaning can’t be found on the surface. It can only be found when she digs deep and uncovers things that make her question what’s most important in life. Does Sarah have the courage to embrace her newfound discoveries, even if that means letting go of what brings her comfort in the process?

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