I am happy to announce that I will be one of the showcase authors at the 20th Anniversary of the Mountain of Authors at PPLD 21C, May 16, 2026, 12 noon – 5 pm. Hope to see you there!
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“Peace can only come as a natural consequence of universal enlightenment and merging of races, and we are still far from this blissful realization, because few indeed, will admit the reality that “God made man in His image” in which case all earth men are alike. There is in fact but one race, of many colors. Christ is but one person, yet he is of all people, so why do some people think themselves better than some other people?” ~ Nikola Tesla

My passion is to uplift people with inspirational content through my writing and speaking. My purpose; foster critical thinking. “Going along to get along” is a losing proposition. The world needs individuals who create positive change!

See link below the cover for a peak! From there you will be directed to Amazon to purchase the Kindle or Paperback version. Note: The Hardback will soon be released.

Here’s the link to get a peak at my book, Belonging-My Transformation to a Cult-Free Life!

https://www.book2look.com/book/VHnbxmjCTN

I would appreciate your feedback. Meanwhile, happy reading!

All the Best,

Kay Rowe

Having spent 2 years compiling my story and finally publishing it on Oct 6, 2017, I can honestly say that it was by far the most therapeutic experience I have ever had.  I had countless “aha” moments every step of the way and publishing took it up several notches.

Even if you have no interest in publishing, for whatever reason, maintaining your privacy being the usual, you have the option of writing under a pen name or even changing the names of the characters and the places and labelling it “Fiction”.

But no matter how you go about this, it’s a pretty sure bet that you will feel better.

Another side benefit that I experienced is that telling my story got others I know to open up about theirs. I found it absolutely amazing how much trauma people I personally know have gone through in their lives yet each and everyone of them managed to rise above it and are enjoying life in their later years.

The thing we all seemed to have in common was our willingness to get it off our chest and share it with someone, whether a best friend, a therapist or in a book.

So, no matter how embarrassed or ashamed you may feel about your past, let it go, compile your story.  Once you’ve done so you can decide what you want to do with it.

Happy compiling!