Editorial Reviews:
Synopsis
Imagine that a professional astrologer, whose expertise lies in the ancient art of horoscope interpretation, finds herself at a spiritual crossroad. Usually able to navigate the meaning of planetary cycles with ease, an unusual series of events begin to unfold and she is unable to decipher her own chart. Thus begins the spiritual fiction novel titled “The Sun, the Moon, and Room Service.” This story, written with humor and wry observation of the extraordinary in ordinary life, is targeted to anyone who is questioning their own spiritual foundation, and the mysteries of life in the midst of crisis.
Eva is married to her college love Jackson, and together they have a teenage son. Her perfect triangle of a life begins to unravel when she reads a horoscope for a mysterious woman named Grace. Through a series of consultations with her, Eva begins to realize that Grace’s relentless obsession with a past love may actually be Jackson, her beloved husband. Was it random coincidence that brought them together, or was their meeting orchestrated by something more compelling?
Soon Eva begins her own search for truth, questioning her own stability, as well as the foundation upon which she had built her life. Can she call upon her astrological and intuitive knowledge to help her solve the puzzle? Will the end result align with the planets and all she knows so well, or will Eva’s exploration take her down a new and intriguing path? Seemingly random events and peculiar circumstances lead her to wonder if the people she meets are various teachers disguised as ordinary people who were sent to help her. She begins this journey, challenging herself to take the advice she has given to others….trust the process and harness the intangible energy with her.
Synopsis
Imagine that a professional astrologer, whose expertise lies in the ancient art of horoscope interpretation, finds herself at a spiritual crossroad. Usually able to navigate the meaning of planetary cycles with ease, an unusual series of events begin to unfold and she is unable to decipher her own chart. Thus begins the spiritual fiction novel titled “The Sun, the Moon, and Room Service.” This story, written with humor and wry observation of the extraordinary in ordinary life, is targeted to anyone who is questioning their own spiritual foundation, and the mysteries of life in the midst of crisis.
Eva is married to her college love Jackson, and together they have a teenage son. Her perfect triangle of a life begins to unravel when she reads a horoscope for a mysterious woman named Grace. Through a series of consultations with her, Eva begins to realize that Grace’s relentless obsession with a past love may actually be Jackson, her beloved husband. Was it random coincidence that brought them together, or was their meeting orchestrated by something more compelling?
Soon Eva begins her own search for truth, questioning her own stability, as well as the foundation upon which she had built her life. Can she call upon her astrological and intuitive knowledge to help her solve the puzzle? Will the end result align with the planets and all she knows so well, or will Eva’s exploration take her down a new and intriguing path? Seemingly random events and peculiar circumstances lead her to wonder if the people she meets are various teachers disguised as ordinary people who were sent to help her. She begins this journey, challenging herself to take the advice she has given to others….trust the process and harness the intangible energy with her.
