Rising from the Ashes of Divorce

by Beth Tiger

What do you want now that you are on your own? Which one of these statements can you identify with? I want to feel loved. I want peace of mind. I want tools to create a "New Life". I want to forgive. I want to feel valued. I

192 pages, Paperback

First published April 25, 2012

About the author

Facing 40, Beth Tiger was married with two young children, a beautiful home & a successful career. It looked like the American dream but it wasn’t. As her marriage dissolved, she found herself in unfamiliar territory. However, Beth’s divorce journey offered her an emotional and spiritual awakening; she deepened her relationship with God, herself, her children and her family. From this experience, she has become an experienced, accredited Divorce Coach and public speaker. Beth Tiger also created The Flying Solo Series of workshops, retreats, and now books, starting with the first, Rising from the Ashes of Divorce: Reclaiming your life & healing your spirit after the painful journey of separation & divorce. She lives in North Jersey with her new husband and blended family, where she works on her writing and owns A Life Well Lived ~ Center for Inspired Living.

Reviews

[Nancy]

I love this book! Helping me reconnect with who I was before and the love and peace I used to have in my life is so what I needed. If you are going through a divorce, you need to read this book- it's like finally being able to take a deep breath and know in your heart that you will be alright. Thank you to Beth Tiger for sharing and putting this altogether for those of us still all over the place.

[Jess]

Absolutely fabulous- the author really speaks to you and a way that makes her and the subject area easy to connect with. Divorce is not an easy process, but the steps outlined here can help you to get through it and thrive, not just survive. I especially loved chapter 3, dealing with our relationships with God and prayer- the discussions in the book really do transcend religious borders. It is something even those not transitioning will be able to connect with.

[Margaret Pangert]

An underlying mantra for this book might be, "I easily and effortlessly go to people for love who can give it." And so many ways to find love! Forgiveness, mutual or complementary passions, gratitude, being true to one's own values...

Rising from the Ashes of Divorce is exciting because it gives hope in many different ways: quotes of wisdom, Biblical verses, soul-searching questions, and--most of all--this book is positive which boosts our beliefs and optimism.

[Sharon]

Christian crap