The Goddess Guide to Divorce

Young Evelyne dashes through the sanitarium her grandfather founded, the one where her entire family works and gathers, and where she is used to seeing the faces of the handicapped, the infirm, as they strive to heal. As she explores this curious playground, pondering if perhaps she’s invisible, she has no idea that she will one day carry a handicap of her own—one perpetrated on her as a child that, though buried deep within, will cripple her emotionally, physically, and spiritually for decades, affecting each of her relationships.  

In candid, sometimes heartbreaking, sometimes hilarious prose, the author allows us a front-row seat to three very different marriages and their eventual demises, as she slowly discovers the source of her dysfunctional sex life, chronic pain, and deeply embedded emotional baggage. In the process, she learns to rejoice in her Divine Femininity, and, ultimately, find the capacity to finally, truly, love herself.