Vienne Rey Didier's New Book 'And Dragonfly Whispered' is an Empowering Novel on Survival, Healing, and Freedom
Aug 4, 2022
Fulton Books author, Vienne Rey Didier, a former attorney, a self-taught bohemian clothing designer and maker, a retired ballroom dancer, a folk healer, has completed her most recent book "And Dragonfly Whispered": a riveting tale that reveals the journey of a woman who has been abandoned by her biological mother and wounded in the most profound ways by the people around her, including her adoptive parents. Join Ayume as she walks down the path to liberating herself from the harrowing wounds of her past.
Didier shares, "Ayume is the universal woman who has been abandoned by her birth mother, victimized by racist adoptive parents, scarred by the mean girls of the world, and hurt by the love of her life…yet she triumphs. These are all sacred gifts whose lesson Ayume alchemizes into positive energy to ultimately heal and save herself. She is the quintessential phoenix who rises from the ash. Lessons in unconditional love, forgiveness, compassion, and letting go abound on Ayume's journey and set a backdrop for a story of female empowerment through the freeing of self and the power to heal generational wounds."
Published by Fulton Books, Vienne Rey Didier's book is a heartening piece that explores the implications of generational trauma to a person's sense of worth and belonging.
Didier weaves an awe-inspiring narrative of pure love, forgiveness, compassion, and healing. This is truly a great read.
Readers who wish to experience this compelling work can purchase "And Dragonfly Whispered" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes and Noble.
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