This
book is an inspiration to live big. Her husband died young and Hunter
could have retreated to a quiet life. Instead, her three friends came
along side her. They had brought daring adventure into her life and
had come to be known as the Dare Divas. The first challenge after her
husband's untimely death? Skydiving. It was irony, she says, as she
felt she was free falling already.
She
shares her adventures and weaves biblical concepts into them. She
writes about friendship, discovering truths through taking unusual
challenges, mastering fears, conquering bumps on the path. She is
honest about her struggle with grief and battle with substance abuse.
Hunter's
book is a good account of her finding the joy of living again after
an unexpected loss. Readers may find many of the adventures beyond
their budget, such as a two month cruise or driving NASCAR or
climbing Mount Kilimanjaro or a safari. Nonetheless, the book is a
good story of an unlikely journey from grief, through friendship and
an unexpected romance, to living life again.
You
can read an excerpt here.
You can find out more about the group at https://thedaredivas.com/
My
rating: 4/5 stars.
Sheri
Hunter is a marketing professional who has served as a producer for
Detroit's national news affiliates, including CBS and NBC. She is a
freelancer for several daily newspapers, including the Oakland
Press, the Morning Sun News, and the Grand Rapids
Herald. A popular keynote speaker, Hunter loves to show others
that living outside our comfort zones helps us discover amazing
things about ourselves. She lives in Michigan.
Baker
Books, 224 pages.
I
received a complimentary egalley of this book from the publisher. My
comments are an independent and honest review.
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