Review: Birth of a Warrior
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 16, 2012
I'm not a student of the metaphysical. Quite frankly, I'd never heard of Jill Ammon-Wexler before stumbling across this book for the Kindle. It looked interesting, so I purchased it.This is the story of Zoey, a graphic designer just going through the motions in her life, it would appear. After losing an assignment to do an ad campaign for an environmental group because, it was determined, she lacked fire for the cause, she is dejected and down. In that state, she suffers an accident that involves massive head trauma leaving her in the hospital in a coma. Due to circumstances beyond her control, she lands there without ID and is considered a "Jane Doe" street person.While interns, residents and surgeons at the hospital plan to do exploratory brain surgery on their latest Jane Doe, Zoey's consciousness enters a different state. She has an out of body experience that takes her through the "Dragons Gate" into the parallel universe of Gaia. Gaia is actually Earth, but in a different vibratory frequency. In order to get "back" to Earth and quite possibly spare her own life from the surgeon's scalpel, Zoey must learn to focus in the moment, not let her fear control her and defeat the dragon. She must become a warrior.I do recommend "Birth of a Warrior" for those who like stories about women that involve the metaphysical, a bit of fantasy and a bit of science fiction. The ending packs quite a dramatic surprise.