A. L. Wicker's New Book 'Shifting Emotions' Shares the Journey of Four Best Friends Who Shift Through Their Emotions to Gain the True Knowledge of Success
Nov 4, 2022
Fulton Books author A. L. Wicker, who has enjoyed reading, writing, and storytelling since she was a young child, has completed her most recent book "Shifting Emotions": a gripping and potent novel that follows the intertwining stories of four best friends as they experience the ups and downs of life.
Silver, Jasmine, Eva, and Selena had mostly found success. Good careers, successful businesses, and large bank accounts. What they hadn't found were lasting marriages, fulfilling relationships, and soul healing. And learning to manage their emotions to do so was proving to be harder than gaining success.
Silver didn't know what depression was until the day she couldn't get out of bed. Her life had pretty much been what she had envisioned until the day her husband announced that he was leaving her for another. It was all so confusing and conflicting. Would she ever be able to get past the anger, jealousy, and fear to be whole again?
Selena was no doubt a dime piece. She was beautiful. She had built a whole brand off her looks alone. Women admired her, and men wanted her, except the one man she wanted more than her good senses would allow. When would she learn where to draw the line when it came to pleasing another?
Jasmine had pretty much lived her life by the good book. She went to college, married, built a home, and then had a child. Her life was perfect, and she had no problem letting others know. What she didn't do was prepare herself for a daughter who would taint that perfect image. Just how was she supposed to get past her pride so she could help her child who needed her more than ever?
Eva didn't like weakness, foolishness, or wastefulness. She knew her strengths and being vulnerable wasn't one of them. She was tough, but she had a heart that she wanted to share with another. Ignoring her fears, she takes a chance at love, only to feel the familiar sting of rejection again. Did her success mean a life of loneliness?
Author A. L. Wicker has enjoyed reading, writing, and storytelling since she was a young child. Being raised by her grandparents as the only child allotted author A. L. Wicker a lot of time to get lost in her imagination. To this day, she still enjoys getting lost in imagination and creating characters that pull from the many people, places, and events that she has been graced to experience. Putting her imagination down on paper so that others can enjoy it is one of her biggest dreams come true.
A. L. Wicker takes readers into her story, writing, "I haven't left my house in 13 days. The majority of those days, I've been in my bed, without enough energy to drag myself out of it. I haven't eaten, washed, or so much as brushed my teeth. I've turned off my cell phone, shut down my computer, and pulled down all the window shades. I'm not sick, just drained. Nope, this isn't the norm for me; as a matter of fact, I've never felt so drained before in my life. I'm usually up and on my way to the gym before starting my day around 6:30 a.m. Afterward, I would come home make breakfast and chat with my husband while having that breakfast about our family's business, twin daughters, and our plans for that evening. I would then run a few errands before heading into our family's business where I served as the CFO, COO, and CEO; it just depended on what the workload required. While there, I would call my daughters and hound them about taking care of their responsibilities. Then I would take off to meet my three best friends since high school, Eva, Jasmine, and Selena for lunch."
Published by Fulton Books, A. L. Wicker's book invites readers to get to know Silver, Jasmine, Eva, and Selena as they journey through life together.
Readers who wish to experience this captivating work can purchase "Shifting Emotions" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes & Noble.
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