Dire Quotidian’s “A Force to be Reckoned With” Was Showcased at the 2023 San Diego Union-Tribune Festival of Books

Dire Quotidian’s “A Force to be Reckoned With: The Virtue of a Person’s Identity” was exhibited by self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet at the 2023 San Diego Union-Tribune Festival of Books, which took place at the University of San Diego, San Diego, CA, last August 19, 2023.

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“A Force to be Reckoned With” tells the story of a resilient person who went through “hell and back.” Dire Quotidian talks about her life in this memoir, which let her provide the idea on the parallel and natural universes. The book explores beliefs, healing, miracles, and wholeness as she talks about the force of God within a person, sustaining and developing the ability to make anything possible. Talking about “Life Has a Way of Coming Back in Full Circle,” the author takes the readers into the idea of Parallel and Natural Universes.

Dire Quotidian shares her testimony about how she should not have been alive today. Something happened that is beyond what medical personnel can put into words. To put it bluntly, the author believes that she should not have been alive today. This idea keeps her faith in keeping in touch with the Higher Power.

Readers can get a copy of “A Force to be Reckoned with: The Virtue of a Person’s Identity” by Dire Quotidian on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Learn more about the author and her works at www.direquotidian.vom and www.direquotidianinc.com.

“A Force to Be Reckoned With: The Virtue of a Person’s Identity”
Author| Dire Quotidian
Published Date| February 28, 2020
Publisher| iUniverse
Genre| Memoir

Author’s Biography
Dire Quotidian had the misfortune of living a dreadful nightmare but safe to say that she survived it. She went through a whirlwind roller coaster of ups-and-downs. Needless to say, she made it to the other side with the sheer will to survive and the spiritual faith. It took twenty years and plus from her life and if comparing it to life served in prison or being in coma, she would have preferred the choices between either one instead of the former. Because those options have a precise, distinct, conformity of the cognitive to which time span exists rather than be occupied in a kaleidoscope of lucidity. Having gone through what she went through and making it to the other side is nothing short of a MIRACLE.

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