The Way tells the story of Anna, a fiery young tomboy living in ancient Palestine who finds herself captured by a mystical and secret society of women; a sisterhood who practice an ancient healing philosophy called The Way. With an unexpected power released within her, Anna’s spiritual destiny becomes clear: to preserve, share and defend “The Way” by proclaiming it among the masses.

Breathing a gust of new energy and inclusiveness into the quest for spiritual fulfillment in the 21st century, The Way is an exciting, adventurous and elegant coming of age tale that is quickly becoming a book club favorite. Spurring provocative and important conversations about spirituality, as well as theme parties replete with flatbreads, dates, olives and food reminiscent of the book’ s setting, The Way is truly a book of spirit, meant for everyone, states Wolf.

Kristen Wolf

Kristen Wolf, 43, is a mother and writer living in the Rocky Mountains. She is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Georgetown University and holds an M. A. in creative writing from Hollins College where she was awarded a full scholarship. As an adult, she works primarily as a writer and filmmaker. The Way (Random House) is her full-length literary debut. www.kristenwolf.com