The Magical World of Madame Métier

"Fans of well-known therapist and public speaker Kingma's many spiritual self-help books about relationships will embrace her first novel's soothing divine themes . . . while any reader looking for an otherworldly, quiet novel will appreciate the odd characters, lovely prose, and fable-like tone."--Booklist

"With her usual ability to intertwine worldly illusions with magical realities and psychological understanding with spiritual wisdom, Daphne Rose Kingma--who is Madame Metier, after all--reveals to us the world that lies beyond the mists of our modern illusions. Equal parts fairy tale, spiritual treatise, and sophisticated reflection on the existential state of modernity, The Magical World of Madame Metier invites all of us to reconsider and reimagine the state of our lives. Another wonderful work from one of the great priestess / goddess / artists of our time." -- Marianne Williamson, A Return to Love

"I have read thousands of novels and can attest that there has never been anything else written like this luminous fairy tale for grown-ups. Read it and experience the magical powers of love in its many manifestations." --MJ Ryan, author of Attitudes of Gratitude

"If you love the works of Paulo Coelho, you?ll enjoy this charming fairy tale as much as I did. Truly magical."--Susanna Seton, author of the Simple Pleasures of the Garden

"This wonderfully unique gem of a novel is a literary stroke of genius. Daphne Rose Kingma has magically managed to whip up a lyrical page turner that clandestinely drops in doses of deep wisdom and inspiring insights between a mesmerizing storyline and fascinating plot twists. I couldn't put it down!"-- Katherine Woodward Thomas, NY Times Bestselling Author of Calling in ?The One?

"[Kingma's The Men We Never Knew] offers hope and shines out as a gift of love to both men and women."--John Gray, author of Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus

"Kingma deals with love so directly . . . [and] brings immediate comfort to anyone in pain." --Los Angeles Weekly

"Fans of well-known therapist and public speaker Kingma's many spiritual self-help books about relationships will embrace her first novel's soothing divine themes . . . while any reader looking for an otherworldly, quiet novel will appreciate the odd characters, lovely prose, and fable-like tone."--Booklist

"With her usual ability to intertwine worldly illusions with magical realities and psychological understanding with spiritual wisdom, Daphne Rose Kingma--who is Madame Metier, after all--reveals to us the world that lies beyond the mists of our modern illusions. Equal parts fairy tale, spiritual treatise, and sophisticated reflection on the existential state of modernity, The Magical World of Madame Metier invites all of us to reconsider and reimagine the state of our lives. Another wonderful work from one of the great priestess / goddess / artists of our time." -- Marianne Williamson, A Return to Love

"I have read thousands of novels and can attest that there has never been anything else written like this luminous fairy tale for grown-ups. Read it and experience the magical powers of love in its many manifestations." --MJ Ryan, author of Attitudes of Gratitude

"If you love the works of Paulo Coelho, you?ll enjoy this charming fairy tale as much as I did. Truly magical."--Susanna Seton, author of the Simple Pleasures of the Garden

"This wonderfully unique gem of a novel is a literary stroke of genius. Daphne Rose Kingma has magically managed to whip up a lyrical page turner that clandestinely drops in doses of deep wisdom and inspiring insights between a mesmerizing storyline and fascinating plot twists. I couldn't put it down!"-- Katherine Woodward Thomas, NY Times Bestselling Author of Calling in ?The One?

"[Kingma's The Men We Never Knew] offers hope and shines out as a gift of love to both men and women."--John Gray, author of Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus

"Kingma deals with love so directly . . . [and] brings immediate comfort to anyone in pain." --Los Angeles Weekly