Pearl Howie Books

Pearl is an award-winning author of seventy books, more than thirty of which have become official bestsellers. Her literary work is deeply informed by a lifelong exploration of diverse spiritual and healing traditions, studied under masters worldwide. Beyond her extensive writing career, she is also a filmmaker with a master's degree in film and holds a background in pure mathematics. Her personal experience has also led her to pioneer writing about organ donation.

Phoenix, Arizona (the Firewalk, the Apache Trail, the Native American Spa, the Cowboy Ranch, the Awakening and the Skunk)

Pearl Escapes Fear of Success
202 pages
8 hours of reading
3.4(3)Add rating
Exploring the theme of personal empowerment, the book delves into the paradox of fearing one's own strength more than darkness. It suggests that many individuals feel shame about their power, rooted in their past experiences of vulnerability and fear. By acknowledging that everyone has faced moments of smallness and insecurity, the narrative encourages readers to confront and embrace their inherent strength, moving beyond the shame that often accompanies it.
Phoenix, Arizona (the Firewalk, the Apache Trail, the Native American Spa, the Cowboy Ranch, the Awakening and the Skunk)
46 pages
2 hours of reading
Set against a backdrop of resilience and rebirth, the story unfolds in a city named Phoenix, symbolizing transformation. Characters navigate personal struggles and societal challenges, exploring themes of hope, renewal, and the human spirit's ability to rise from adversity. As they confront their pasts and seek redemption, the narrative delves into the interconnectedness of their journeys, ultimately highlighting the power of community and the possibility of starting anew.

Pearl Escapes Fear of Success

Phoenix, Arizona (the Firewalk, the Apache Trail, the Native American Spa, the Cowboy Ranch, the Awakening and the Skunk)