Wild Woman: A Daughter's Search For A Father's Love - Softcover

Cathcart, Sandy

9781943500031: Wild Woman: A Daughter's Search For A Father's Love

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1943500037 ISBN 13: 9781943500031

Publisher: Needle Rock Press, 2016

I've been accused of being a rebel, but I'm not really. I simply answer the call of the wild that runs deep in my blood. I hear it every time I smell the musky scent of game and wet earth. I savor it over open fires and far-seeing places, and I dream of it on my bed at night when rain makes music on the roof and I begin planning the next adventure. Wild is more than a physical, untamed place. It is an unrestrained soul soaring on the wings of the wind. It is a connection to the heart of Creator Redeemer . . . a total immersion in a Father's love. From a hospital room to the wilderness, set against the backdrop of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, and linking those events with the deaths of Martin Luther King Jr. and Bobby Kennedy during the turbulent sixties era, Wild Woman is the journey of reconciling valued relationships and reaching for your dreams. It invites readers on a mental trip back through their own lives and challenges them to take a closer look at creation while offering an open door to fall into the arms of the One who created it. "Wild answers to wild questions you were afraid to ask.” -John Wiuff, counselor and creator of the Lightbox Method

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About the Author:

Sandy has traveled extensively, fishing the Sea of Ohotsk in Far East Russia, sailing over Lake Baikal in Siberia, cycling the backroads of China, rowing across the rivers of Vietnam, swimming in Israel's Dead Sea and the Gulf of Mexico, trekking across Peru and Haiti, and hiking across Lantau Island. With The Cat Man, she rafts rivers in tahitis, hunts deer and elk, skis cross-country and downhill, canoes marshlands, tracks antelope across the desert, fishes rivers and lakes, sailboards and water skis, climbs mountains, hikes on a daily basis, and just about anything else there is to do in the outdoors. She grew up on stories of her Cherokee great grandmother who some said was a healer and others said was a witch. Sandy has been comfortable in wilderness since she was seven years old and, even now, her friends lovingly call her an "animal magnet."

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