Lady Fortuna: The Golden Way

By Somers Isle & Loveshade

Lady Fortuna embodies the idea of building your own fortune, and sense of driving your life, in her enduring and stable embodiment as Fortuna Manens. This embodiment of Lady Fortuna is the preferred avenue of interpretation in the Sun on the Rocks series. This book is meant to be a companion to Sun on the Rocks fiction amusements. Readers will learn about the Golden Way of Inner Strength.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Somers Isle & Loveshade
• Release date: Aug 19, 2015
• ISBN: 9781311882851

Somers Isle & Loveshade

I started posting Sun on the Rocks episodes on two blogsite communities, open salon and our salon, with the pen name workstudio. Their support led me to find smashwords and add the covers to the amusements. I ́ve clocked 500.000 words of fiction and publish with the pen name Somers Isle & Loveshade on smashwords. Sun on the Rocks Banana fiction amusements are trivial, tropical and easy to peel, all characters are over 21 years of age. Here below are some comments on the first episode, titled the Malibu Case. COMMENTS FROM OPEN SALON AND OUR SALON BLOGSITE COMMUNITIES ON SUN ON THE ROCKS BANANA FICTION (R and R+ stand for rated, or liked) THE MALIBU CASE ch.14: Frisky, light-hearted, and delightful! Consistently! R+ ch.3: This is so clever. Everything is "normal" except the central dilemma of (gasp) optional nudity. With nonchalant humor you are making a individual rights argument out of this.These are unique characters who are "over the horizon" in leading the California trend. R. ch.13: Fun read. That package and who got it will bring me back. R. ch.12: I want to see the video version of this story! What a romp. ch.12: Quite a revealing case. Quick and playful, this story scampers right up to the edge of decency and then sticks its tongue out. ch.12: This plot has the sexiest curves. ch.1: This is deceptively breezy and fun. I. did. not. expect. THIS! Good show! R. ch.15: Hurray! The girls won and we are all the beneficiaries of their determination. I hope that we will have further adventures about the floating spa and that the long arm of the law can't reach them in inter national waters. R. ch.15: Sorry I've been away and missed the last few installments. I'm glad to see the girls came out of this in stellar fashion. It was a fun read, and I'm looking forward to the south of the border installments. R. ch.15: Sweet, sweet, sweet. And I think you may have set-up the next Episode in the series! Hmmm. I just noticed that others feel the same. Good! R+.

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ABOUT Lady Fortuna and this book of fortune:

This book, titled the Golden Way, part of the Lady Fortuna Series, is meant to be a companion to the fictional amusements of Sun on the Rocks, attempting to provide support and fill a gap normally created after reading works of fiction. The fictional amusement of Sun on the Rocks is a pastime, a diversion from the mundane such as work. As such, it also provides its own form of support, a 'life-affirming balm' for difficult times or adversities, lessening them. This book takes a look at what happens after an amusement is read, and at how the individual can face the adversity before her or him.

This book is priced so highly for several reasons: First, because the author needs to make a living and is not monetizing the fiction amusements of Sun on the Rocks, which have reached a sound number of downloads amounting to ten thousand, offered free to the community. Instead of a donation, the reader of Sun on the Rocks can buy this book, in exchange for some information, hopefully of value. Second, because the insights embedded here, have been found after a long period of ten years of being involved in the quest of spiritual knowledge, some of it with great effort, and so the author feels a reward is deserved for this effort. But reward often comes with risk, and the price of the book also reflects the dangers involved in pursuing spiritual knowledge. Third, the book is priced highly because some of the elements in the fiction amusements of Sun on the Rocks, the perennial nature of human mischief, or the serious nature of the problems faced by individual characters and communities, go unnoticed as a result of the free offering of the ebooks and the veil of banana humor thrown upon them. With this companion title of Lady Fortuna, the author brings Sun on the Rocks to the realm of the mystique, an aura of heigthened value to fictional content viewed as mere amusement. Sun on the Rocks is trivial but the covers depict the U.S. quarter as cornertsone of its value lying underneath a veneer of humor.

The number of copies sold of this Lady Fortuna book companion is irrelevant, but the price of it says that delving into the inner strength of individuals has a price, a price which is not irrelevant. The book aims to raise awareness of this issue, simply by attaching a high price to the content. With inner strength, you can do most things. Without it, your daily life may crumble, falling apart in pieces difficult to piece together again. By looking at inner strength, the reader looks at some of the blocks of dignity of a person. Looking at such delicate and fragile material is not to be considered lightly, and the price of this book addresses that observation.

With this book of fortune, the reader enters the realm of inner strength, non fiction, and non-escapism, or reality-based observations. If the reader does not carry out a job that entails much stress, then the author says that the book is not worth buying. If you have suffered the vicissitudes of stress in a job or personal life, then the content of this book may relate and link notions which the reader has traditionally seen separately, and shed new light on those notions. Other notions may be new and worth reading. The book is written as a set of one pagers which extract or attempt to take out a relevant summary of the ideas embedded in the notion giving title to each chapter.

As a warning to the reader, the author expresses the fact that the notions explained in this book address the topic of inner strength. Inner strength is a delicate aspect of a person encompassing very large and fragile blocks which may not be included in the book. If the reader is balanced every day in doing what they do, again, the author suggests not buying the book, for there are probably better ways to spend the pricey amount of the book. If the reader feels comfortable with the notions listed, then it may very well be worth the price of the book, in order to read the content of this book of fortune and apply the notions. If you make two thousand dollars a months, or twenty four thousand dollars a year, each day you are making close to 70 dollars, assuming a month of thirty days. In a few hours of work, you have worked enough to pay for the book. That's probably one reasonable way to look at the consideration of buying the book. If the reader feels comfortable with that reasoning and the content of the book listed, then it may be all right to buy the book.

As additional warning, the author says that the contents and topic of the book, may lead a healthy person to engage in spiritual philosophies or aspects, which touch upon or engage various aspects of inner strength. The reader does this at his or her own risk. Spirituality can lead a healthy person to insanity. There can be no more clear warning than this. If you think the topic of inner strength may lead you towards spirituality, beware of the risk of that. The price of this book is meant to act as barrier, because the topic is delicate. If the reader feels comfortable addressing the issues mentioned above, then the book of fortune may be appropriate as purchase. For underneath the notions explained, lies a view of living which is not routine. It is fresh and blissful, and does feel like owning a fortune or a large amount of gold. The philosopher's stone exists, and it is within the body. This book explains some notions which address part of the wisdom needed to sustain and engage the philosopher's stone, adversity facing