Reviews

“Entertaining and psychologically perceptive, this collection produces magic, while bringing us a larger vision of daily life.”

- Susan Griffin, author of Woman and Nature

“Like the waters at the well, this book mirrors deep truths you will instantly recognize in yourself.”

- Ariel Spilsbury, author of The Mayan Oracle, The 13 Moon Oracle, The Alchemy of Ecstasy and Gaia's New Dreamcoat: A Faerie Guide to Gaia's Greening.

"In The Well of Truth, the heroine uses loss as a spiritual well to draw from, which empowers herself and others, and most of all gives her agency to connect to Mother Earth in a woman’s way.”

- Michele Ritterman, Ph.D. author of The Tao of a Woman

"Elizabeth Gould has a knack for making the divine tactile. Her characters are textured, complicated, and utterly believable but they are also portals to the uncanny and miraculous experience of the sacred. A nourishing read."

- Sophie Strand, author of The Flowering Wand: Lunar Kings

“Entertaining and psychologically perceptive, this collection produces magic, while bringing us a larger vision of daily life.”

- Susan Griffin, author of Woman and Nature

“Like the waters at the well, this book mirrors deep truths you will instantly recognize in yourself.”

- Ariel Spilsbury, author of The Mayan Oracle, The 13 Moon Oracle, The Alchemy of Ecstasy and Gaia's New Dreamcoat: A Faerie Guide to Gaia's Greening.>

"In The Well of Truth, the heroine uses loss as a spiritual well to draw from, which empowers herself and others, and most of all gives her agency to connect to Mother Earth in a woman’s way.”

- Michele Ritterman, Ph.D. author of The Tao of a Woman

"Elizabeth Gould has a knack for making the divine tactile. Her characters are textured, complicated, and utterly believable but they are also portals to the uncanny and miraculous experience of the sacred. A nourishing read."

- Sophie Strand, author of The Flowering Wand: Lunar Kings

Wanaka Tree, Lake Wanaka at sunrise, New Zealand