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Jean-Claude Koven uses the Joshua Tree National Park, an abstruse, most fascinating bit of desert area as setting in part for his intriguing narrative.

Title: Going Deeper: How to make sense of your life when your life makes no sense Intriguing Read …….. Recommended ….. 4 stars The Review Going Deeper: How to make sense of your life when your life makes no sense opens with the introduction. This is where the author indicates that if the reader is saddened by the way humans treat each other, suffers from allergies, feels a bit alienated from family and friends, likes to gaze at the stars and thinks often of UFOs and are more comfortable with plants or animals than people; then you too may be one of the seventy million wanderers who are here on earth. These Wanderers are here to help with the impending shift or end of the earth as we know it. The novelized portion of the work begins with Chapter one wherein we meet Larry who has no dog and views dogs and their owners with some amusement. A freak tornado in 1999 was to change Larry’s life in many ways. While he was not in Norman Oklahoma for the F5 incident; events were set in place that would bring Larry and a most unbelieveable dog together. It did not take Larry long to learn that Zeus was no ordinary dog. Writer Jean-Claude Koven presents one man’s spiritual journey tying many New Age concepts in a single work of fiction. Going Deeper: How to make sense of your life when your life makes no sense takes place in part in the Joshua Tree National Park, an abstruse, most fascinating bit of desert area under any circumstance. The physical presentation of the book is not as either novel or other mass reading edition. Going Deeper: How to make sense of your life when your life makes no sense is set down with an Introduction, twenty seven specific chapters, Acknowledgments, Suggested Explorations, Afterword, Glossary and an Index. The book is meant to be read in entirety and then re read as inclination or need dictates. Chapter titles, glossary and index will serve to guide the reader to specific portions. While the book is not presented as either a novel or a self help tome per se writer Koven does offer practical advice for attaining better living and understanding. Going Deeper: How to make sense of your life when your life makes no sense is the tale of one man’s spiritual search to understand his true nature and true mission here on earth. With the help of our High Self Writer Koven believes we can learn to live authentically in this interesting, unique and probing read. Koven uses Larry and Zeus who acts as teacher, guide and guru to explain the nature of self/soul. Writer Koven presents his theory in clear understandable language, action moves the tale along so that reader interest is maintained from the opening chapter where we find Larry reading an intriguing newspaper ad, right on to the last pages where we find Larry wondering if it has all been a dream. The work will have special appeal to the target audience of those readers who may have experienced some of the experiences Koven set down in the introduction. Going Deeper: How to make sense of your life when your life makes no sense will make a nice addition to the home library and to the home office library. Enjoyed the read, happy to recommend. Reviewed by: molly martin http://www.angelfire.com/ok4/mollymartin http://www.AuthorsDen.com/mjhollingshead I was sent a hard back copy of the book for review. Genre: Self Help Author: Jean-Claude Koven Line/Publisher Prism House Press www.prismhousepress.com 69115 Ramon Road STE 1386 Cathedral City, California 92234 ISBN: 0 9723954 5 8 $24.95 Amazon 

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Reviewed by Safi Abdi
Reviewed on April 19, 2005
Like the title, hopefully the writer will travel even deeper.
Good review, Molly!
Safi

Reviewed by Susan Barton (Reader)
Reviewed on April 18, 2005
sigh...so many books...so little time :)

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on April 18, 2005
Excellent review Molly!!

Thank you for your support!!

Love Tinka

Reviewed on April 18, 2005
Molly,

Outstanding review ... wonderful!!


Best wishes,

Robert

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