Broken Mirror: Everyone finds love, even ghosts ...

by Kay Kay, Anne Nicholls (Editor)

It is set in the Victorian times and during the Prologue we learn about our main character Johnathon Phillips. This is so we can understand why he is the way he is. He lives alone with his mother who harvest fields for a living. He promises to change careers from working with the orphanage to working as a butler with the Smyth family. A sudden death he leaves behind and makes him want to start his new job immediately. He meets everyone at the new place. He also meets their new employed maid as well. At the same time he develops new feelings for their young vulnerable daughter , he learns that the maid likes him. Stabbing love in the back has only made Johnathon dig up the deepest secret of Zelda, their maid. Cursed, the only way Johnathon can break the curse is by learning how to love again. Johnathon finds a resemblance to his first love in our generation sharing the same name of Rosemary. However, Rosemary prefers to call herself Rose. (Written by an author who has Aspergers)

101 pages, Paperback

Published November 2, 2017

About the author

Kay Kay’s life-long passion for and study of philosophy, psychology, social anthropology, business methods and interpersonal communication skills has helped her to become an insightful writer, successful entrepreneur and a supportive coach, mentor, facilitator and cultural creative. Her interest in these subjects has taken her to many parts of the world where she has been involved in assisting people and supporting experiments for social evolution in established towns, rural and inner city regeneration, Ecovillage development and intentional communities. Her five decades of experience in a number of professions within several industries and social, community and cultural settings, has equipped Kay with an understanding of many situations from a variety of perspectives. In her books she shares this knowledge and her considerable practical experience to help people who wish to make a difference in their lives and in the world around them. She offers encouragement for an increase in community engagement, and morale support to individuals, groups, organizations and communities who aspire to achieving greater effectiveness and sustainability. Believing that the commitment which people bring to their groups and the passion they bring to their projects deserve to be honored and supported. In her books, Kay shares her wisdom, insights, skills and experiences and engages her readers with her good-humoured, honest, no-frills approach to writing. She flavours her writing with questions that aim to encourage people to consider options and consequences; to engage in creative thinking and further enquiry; in making conscious choices and the taking of responsibility for their actions and behaviour.
Each of Kay’s books is packed with information, experiences, methods, tools and techniques that will support readers to achieve the purpose that guided them to choose that particular book. Although each book is a fully
comprehensive and stand-alone publication, together they will form an extensive programme for self-development and positive social change.
Her passion for the importance of inter-personal communication as a vital skill is a major theme running through Kay’s work. Her experience convinces her that the ability to listen and to speak to one another constructively enhances all areas of our lives. She sees that the lack of good communication skills can have seriously damaging consequences for individuals, families, businesses, and organizations and in all sections of society.