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Daring to Live, by Sheri Hunter, is a book full of inspiration and hope. Hunter lost her husband, the love of her life, when he passed away suddenly at fifty years old. While the author recounts her understandable feelings of sadness, worry, anxiety and depression, she was fortunate to have a support network; a tight-knit group of friends that called themselves the “Dare Divas”. However, it is ultimately her faith in God that sustains her and gives her direction in living the rest of her life.
I enjoyed reading about all of the adventures that the Dare Divas challenged themselves to do. Their hike up Mount Kilimanjaro was something I would never want to even attempt, but it was interesting to hear their story. Reading about Hunter’s solo cruise Oceania cruise that took her to twenty countries in 65 days was also fascinating. While there was a little too much back and forth dialogue included in the stories for my taste, the conversations between the women were entertaining. Daring to Live challenged me to think about stepping outside of my comfort zone and to remember to trust God in all things.