Through Her Father's Eyes
New title brings wisdom to women who seek to become whole in self
Author's Musings Leave Readers Yearning for a Better Solution
New title brings wisdom to women who seek to become whole in self
2008-10-25
LONGWOOD, FL--As a single mother at age 20, S. Lynett Comer fought to do things her way amid life's myriad challenges. She had forgotten about calling on the most powerful name there was: Jesus. When she did, her eyes were opened to a deeper level of insight that could only come from Him. New from Christian self-publisher Xulon Press, Through Her Father's Eyes ($11.99, paperback, 978-1-60647-806-6) is a set of musings and poetry reflecting the journey of a woman's life, challenges, and obstacles. It is a discovery of self-imposed pain, growth, and opportunity that will leave readers yearning for a better solution.
Says Lynett, "I hope readers will come away understanding the importance of the time when parents set the expectations for the children and did not allow TV and radio persuasions to adopt the role. There was a time when men educated their daughters and trained their sons. Today, time has become the factor and the issues have multiplied. This thought-provoking book brings to the conscious mind the matters of the heart."
Drawn from the author's own life experiences and irresponsible actions, a time during which she went on a three-year quest of searching and wondering, Through Her Father's Eyes represents the culmination of this journey with her arrival on a self-searching path. This new path demanded answers and solutions. After some time, a peaceful journey filled with answers and understanding became Comer's newfound wisdom. Now, in her latest release, the author hopes to bring that wisdom to a broad readership of women who seek to become whole in self.