God On A Harley: A Spiritual Fable by Joan Brady; Unabridged MP3 Audio Book; Narrator Margaret Colin

An unabridged recording of a one-of-a-kind modern fable!

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The man was gorgeous, sitting astride his Harley Davidson, mysteriously parked on a moonlit strip of sand. At thirty-seven, Christine Moore had a world-class case of burnout: career blues, no husband, no children, an imperfect figure, and dimming expectations. "I'm going to show you a peace so beautiful, you'll probably forget what your life has been like up until now," he said. Who was this guy? "My friends call me Joe. Others call me 'God' or 'Higher Power.' You can call me whatever you're most comfortable with." Right.

But he knows everything about her, every one of her heart's desires. A sweet serenity settles over Christine. And so the journey begins, a triumphant odyssey of self-discovery that illuminates our souls. As we join one woman's inspiring quest for healing and life-changing truths, we discover six powerful precepts that offer the deepest peace and fulfillment we can ever know. Every woman longing to experience the joy of loving and of respecting her true self will find comfort, guidance and hope in the simple, profound secrets to an enlightened and enriched new life that Christine learns.

In the life-affirming tradition of The Celestine Prophecy, God on a Harley lights the way to a much-needed spiritual home.

"The Bridges of Madison County meets The Celestine Prophecy meets Self Magazine..." —Entertainment Weekly

"Press Turn off the stress of your life for an hour or two to ride with God on a Harley....Chances are, you're going to feel a lot of love and a bit of peace with yourself." —Ginny Stolicker Oakland (MI)

"Life is a long, unpredictable and often thrilling road—what better way to navigate it than with God On A Harley?....A funny and touching look at one woman's spiritual journey." —Huntsville Times (AL)

"I loved this book—read it and reap." —Dr. Wayne Dyer Author of Your Erroneous Zones

Joan Brady was born in California and danced with New York City Ballet when she was in her twenties. A Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Columbia University, Brady now lives in England where she is an author of short stories; articles; reviews; a highly acclaimed autobiography, The Unmaking of a Dancer, and a novel, Theory of War, for which she became the first woman (and first American) to win the Whitbread Book of the Year Award in 1993. She is also the author of the best-selling novel, The Émigré, and Death Comes for Peter Pan, a fictionalized account of an American medical scandal, both published in the U.K. In 2001, she represented England at the Centenary of the Nobel Peace Prize. Brady published her first book with Simon & Schuster in 2005, titled Bleedout, in hardover and mass market paperback reprint.