My wife Sue’s ink-and-watercolor paintings highlight each chapter of Camino Sunrise.
Why did I write an adventure memoir about the Camino de Santiago?
I wrote to touch readers’ hearts, tickle funny bones, and pique curiosity.
I wrote for people who have tried long-distance trekking and for those who are considering their first hiking adventure. I wrote for armchair adventurers as well.
I wrote for people who have struggled with self-doubt, childhood bullying, and poverty.
Many readers have shared their reactions to Camino Sunrise. Many wrote that my book resonated in several of the areas I mentioned above. They found a message of hope.
I would love to hear what you think.
Books and my backpack 
It’s been a little crazy at work, but still working through your adventure! I definitely connect on my levels but especially with my struggles with anxiety. I continually doubt myself because of it.
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Thanks for your note…I still struggle as well, but it helps me to write about it. Hope work calms down for you.
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Writing and journaling is always a great way for me to slow down too
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It is always inspiring – for me- to read those stories. I have read many books about the Camino. I will try to find yours. 🙂 I might publish my own story from our walking in France.
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Hi,
Thank you. Just look up Camino Sunrise on Amazon, or click on the book cover link on my website.
Thanks for checking out my site!
Best regards,
Reg
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