Chloe Longstreet has always felt the pull to write stories. She has been led to write strong female characters who are not always constrained by the boundaries of gender norms and don’t always get a happy ending. When this story came to her in a dream, she knew it was time. Eleven years later, she was ready to publish it. Her recent publishing journey taught her to chase her dreams despite her fears. And she has had fears and setbacks: getting kicked out of high school, getting addicted to drugs, and going to jail for starters. But she plowed ahead and graduated from an Ivy League university. 

When she isn’t reading more books than she should or editing others’ work, she is with her daughter or gardening, canning food, caring for her chickens, cooking meals from scratch, or kayaking. She dreams of taking her daughter to Japan, India, and some South American countries. And while those travels are dreams right now, she knows that dreams can become reality. This book is proof of that. Do the meditations, read the books, be as woo-woo as you need to be. But follow your dreams. Always.