The Purple Chair Series
Celebrating the Fragility and Strength of Being Human
Gwen is known as someone who listens well and solves problems. Clients pay for her counsel as they sit in the purple chair and untangle their emotions and stories. Word of mouth keeps people coming to her door.
But who listens to Gwen? Who helps solve her problems?
As she supports clients to heal, her own life swirls in pain. She is sliding further down. Will she ever learn to take her own advice and who will catch her if she doesn’t?
About this series
A quick read via social media scrolling may inspire for a moment but is lost within seconds. The mind moves on to the next distraction further in the feed.
Even with shortening attention spans, it is possible to enjoy short reads and still be left with food for thought that supports the soul's journey. Inspiration that lingers for longer than a moment is needed.
The six short stories of The Purple Chair series are such a kind of inspiration: food for thought in powerful, digestible doses.
Follow Gwen on her journey of pain, turmoil and growth. Meet her clients and find those that relate to your own life. Allow your heart to be touched gently and your mind to be left with positive perspectives to contemplate.
The Purple Chair series is here to heal, inspire and leave your heart a little lighter.
The eBook version of each story will be released weekly from 5th February 2024.
Available through all major retailers, including via the links below.
Book 1 is available now.
Pre-orders are open for all remaining titles in the series.
(More about the paperback further down the page.)
Book 1
HUMMINGBIRD CAKE
Book 2
THE LISTENER
Book 3
RECIPES FOR LOVE
Book 4
WHISPERS FROM THE WILLOW TREE
Book 5
AFTER THE KISS
Book 6
THE TENDER HEART
Books 1 - 6 Paperback
THE PURPLE CHAIR
Available via the Amazon link below or ask your local bookstore to order it in for you via Ingram ISBN 978-0-6459351-9-6.
As they said goodbye at the door, he turned back to Gwen.
“I simply have to laugh my way through life sometimes. It can be hard or it can be joyful. And sometimes it’s a bit of both, but without laughter – no, that’s not living at all.”
The Purple Chair