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Hello, g'day, hi, and nice to meet you. Thanks for stopping by. I'm probably just over half way through this life, and I've started sharing some of the stuff that's happened along the way. Read on? I'd love it if you did!
Kangaroo Quest is the name of a book I wrote in 2019. Actually, it turned into two books, like a pair, Part A and Part B of the same book. You can find out more about the Kangaroo Quest books here. Maybe read a chapter online. Choose to buy your own copies, and discover more about why I'm writing with so much energy lately... There's clearly things to be shared out there in the big wide world! |
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After reading the two Kangaroo Quest books, you may have some questions for me. Maybe you've got a story or two of your own to share? I'm here. I'm not planning on going anywhere just yet, I've still got things to do. So, contact me? I'd love to hear from you. Drop me an email, or even pick up the phone haha does anyone do that anymore?!? :-)
If you're local, you could even come visit me in person. See what's happening at the Lighthouse studio in Sydney. Now that would be worth a visit!
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KANGAROO QUEST
Travelling a lonely outback highway on her beloved motorbike at dusk, peaceful enjoyment suddenly flipped into stark impending disaster... What happened next changed her view forever of what is real, and what is possible. And it may change yours as well.
So, your mind is already made up? Come on a journey that raises more questions than it answers.
Searching for a credible explanation to fit an incredible journey, Kangaroo Quest doesn’t set out to convert you. Rather, it just reveals the events – and then poses the questions – for which both science and spirituality have a surprisingly synchronous set of possible outcomes and explanations.
Award winning author Melissa Abraham shares the personal, almost unbelievably true details of a life progressively more touched by moments too bizarre to comfortably disclose in public. But as the frequency and intensity of these events increased, so did the inevitable conclusion that they must be spoken out loud.
By turns heartbreaking, bewildering, brave and laugh-out-loud funny, this is her story...
And you may recognise your story here too.
So, your mind is already made up? Come on a journey that raises more questions than it answers.
Searching for a credible explanation to fit an incredible journey, Kangaroo Quest doesn’t set out to convert you. Rather, it just reveals the events – and then poses the questions – for which both science and spirituality have a surprisingly synchronous set of possible outcomes and explanations.
Award winning author Melissa Abraham shares the personal, almost unbelievably true details of a life progressively more touched by moments too bizarre to comfortably disclose in public. But as the frequency and intensity of these events increased, so did the inevitable conclusion that they must be spoken out loud.
By turns heartbreaking, bewildering, brave and laugh-out-loud funny, this is her story...
And you may recognise your story here too.
WHAT READERS SAY
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"It's been years since I couldn't stop reading a book... More than that, as soon as I finished reading I wanted
to turn around and start again!" "The first book I found very easy to read. I am happy because my English is not good but I really enjoyed the story and I'm very happy I read it. It's given me lots to think about. The second book I am still working on it. But it's very interesting."
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"I saw so much of myself in the book and I could really relate to what you were saying. After I finished, I gave it to my husband. He read it in three days! We've been married 20 years and I've never known him to read even one book. If that's not proof of a good story, I don't know what is!"
"Thanks for giving me a smile as I turned the pages. You're on to something here. I just know it."
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"It's really got me thinking about things in my life too. I reckon there's more in this than first seems. Both the first and second book. You've opened my eyes."
"I wasn't expecting to learn so much. I enjoyed the story, but then afterwards I kept thinking about things."
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