Available February 16, 2021! Scroll down for an excerpt and links to buy now.
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"Halfway There: Lessons at Midlife is more than one woman's struggle to reconcile her life. It's a blueprint for how to revamp and revise perspective and objective for maximum results, and should be on the reading list of any self-help reader facing middle age." - Midwest Book Review "Relatable as h*ll and written beautifully!...a self-help book that feels like a good conversation with a friend over a glass of wine! Buy it!" - Maren E. "Best book I have read in years...Well worth the money and it's an easy and enjoyable read." - Pamela B. "I received your book for Christmas...I read the first 100 pages on the same night before forcing myself to put it down. I just want to make the pleasure it gives me last for the longest time possible!" - Mylene C. "A memoir of positivity that is bound to encourage anyone to live life one day at a time, it’s a better alternative to self-help books that give false hope." - Readers' Favorite |
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About Elizabeth C. Haynes
Elizabeth holds a B.A. in English from Kansas State University with a cum laude GPA and a concentration in American literature. She has been writing professionally since 2004. By day, she works independently to help clients improve the quality and effectiveness of their writing, storytelling, and digital content through her company, Indigo Sunrise. She is also a reader for the Baltimore Review and has two additional books in progress.
Elizabeth holds a B.A. in English from Kansas State University with a cum laude GPA and a concentration in American literature. She has been writing professionally since 2004. By day, she works independently to help clients improve the quality and effectiveness of their writing, storytelling, and digital content through her company, Indigo Sunrise. She is also a reader for the Baltimore Review and has two additional books in progress.