Freedom Lessons - A Novel Audiobook Download by Eileen Harrison Sanchez

In 2014, I learned that there are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamt of in my philosophy, so I started a journey of discovery. Starting with the first chapter of The Alchemist by Paulo Coehlo, I began to read the classics: King Solomon's Proverbs, The Tale of Genji, and One Thousand and One Nights. Within months, my bookshelf was filled with new autobiographies and memoirs by authors who had broken free from their chains.

Freedom Lessons is an inspirational novel that follows the journey of a woman who must learn to live and love again when her fiancé unexpectedly dies. The story follows Sydney, who had been engaged and bought the perfect wedding dress. She was supposed to be married at their ten-year anniversary party but hard times hit and in order for her family to survive she must work as a doorman at a strip club.

Freedom Lessons is a novel set in the 1980s and '90's. The story is about an independent lesbian woman, Carmen, who has to make a life-changing decision that could change her life forever. The novel is primarily told through letters and journal entries. Carmen talks about her struggles with being queer, being black, as well as living in a time where she feels unsafe and vulnerable to becoming a victim of sexual assault.

Eileen Harrison Sanchez is proud of her family, but she is not proud of the way they have been treating each other since they've immigrated to the United States. For eighteen years they have been fighting and bickering, so when her mother suddenly died, Eileen decided it was time for them all to stop fighting and find a new way of living. In Freedom Lessons, Eileen takes us through the journey she has taken in order to help her family live in harmony while respecting their differences.

The novel Freedom Lessons, written by Eileen Harrison Sanchez, is a captivating story of a woman's journey to finding herself. The protagonist, Brie Smith, is a woman who finds herself struggling in the realities of being an adult, balancing her responsibilities as a wife and mother with her personal desires for success.

The narrator of this novel is a successful American woman. She has lost her husband and must move to care for their young daughter while still working at her job. The novel provides different perspectives on the lives of these women in a multicultural society in America, offering one woman's thoughts on becoming an immigrant and the other on building relationships with people with whom she would never have otherwise interacted.