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With Love from Bali chronicles one woman's six-month soul-searching journey on the island of the Gods. It would be cliché if it wasn't so chaotic...
By outward appearances, travel influencer Stephanie Huff is living the dream, working her way around the world and sharing her adventures on her popular blog. Yet, years of living out of a suitcase and drifting from place to place have taken a mental toll. After a series of dramatic events and questionable decisions lead to a bedridden illness, she decides to 'press pause' on her life and go to Bali. What follows are a string of disastrous dates, contentious characters, travel mishaps and inexplicable encounters that leave her with more questions than answers. When her mental health continues to plummet, she experiences a reckoning of faith and life lessons in unexpected places. With themes of gender, spirituality and mental health, 'With Love from Bali' is an unfiltered recount of an extended wellness trip which ended in a late-life neurodivergent diagnosis.
A mix between 'Eat Pray Love' and 'Bridget Jones's Diary', this honest, cringe-worthy and often funny debut memoir will resonate with any wanderer or seeker on their own journey.
By outward appearances, travel influencer Stephanie Huff is living the dream, working her way around the world and sharing her adventures on her popular blog. Yet, years of living out of a suitcase and drifting from place to place have taken a mental toll. After a series of dramatic events and questionable decisions lead to a bedridden illness, she decides to 'press pause' on her life and go to Bali. What follows are a string of disastrous dates, contentious characters, travel mishaps and inexplicable encounters that leave her with more questions than answers. When her mental health continues to plummet, she experiences a reckoning of faith and life lessons in unexpected places. With themes of gender, spirituality and mental health, 'With Love from Bali' is an unfiltered recount of an extended wellness trip which ended in a late-life neurodivergent diagnosis.
A mix between 'Eat Pray Love' and 'Bridget Jones's Diary', this honest, cringe-worthy and often funny debut memoir will resonate with any wanderer or seeker on their own journey.