Don't Take My Advice - I Need It: Learning to trust my own guidance

A brutal tractor crash forces small town Kev into a new world, both physically and spiritually. Angry and resistant to change, the bitter bushman finds himself on a journey of inner growth that takes him from Australia's searing outback to the icy mountains of Norway's fjordland. Facing his demons of doubt in a strangely familiar land, Kev learns to 'listen with all his senses' as he strives to fulfil his heart's desire: to find his soulmate.____"From being swept away in a Kimberley wet season to wearing shorts and thongs in a Norwegian winter, Kev's adventures are entertaining and his road to enlightenment unique. But it is in his heartfelt longing for a soulmate, a spiritual and emotional equal, that the true story lies. Kev brings us a starkly honest portrayal of the male human condition, and a warm account of what happens when we seek to heal the wounds of the past, and follow our heart toward a new future. __ In a time of endless New Age speak, Kev's Bush Aussie vernacular is heartwarming, refreshing, and above all an achingly funny road to enlightenment." - Paula Constant - Author of: Sahara and Slow Journey South. ____"It's great. I like the vernacular style: straight from the heart with a clever narrative weave throughout the book. It's a refreshing departure on all the sloppy New Age stuff in the bookstores." - Tim Frodsham. - ____ A story of transformation - the value of following my heart, and acting on my intuition. - Kevin Pampling.-