Dire Quotidian’s Memoir “A Force to Be Reckoned With” Was Displayed at the Frankfurt Book Fair 2023

“A Force to be Reckoned With: The Virtue of a Person’s Identity” by Dire Quotidian was exhibited by self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet at the 2023 Frankfurt Book Fair. The book trade fair was last October 18-22, 2023, at the Frankfurt Trade Fair grounds, Frankfurt am Main, Germany.

ReadersMagnet helps authors increase their brand profile, reach their target readers, and drive sales by exhibiting their works at national and international book events, such as the Frankfurt Book Fair, which is the largest book trade fair in the world. Fairgoers visited the ReadersMagnet exhibit to check out the displays of compelling books, such as Quotidian’s “A Force to be Reckoned With.”

The memoir offers readers a glimpse of how the author still lived despite the events that happened in her life. Dire Quotidian is a resilient person who went through “hell and back.” The power of faith and belief brought her back to full circle as no matter how one controls the life trajectory, whatever will be, will be.

The author shares how her life used to be perfect, private, and totally hers until change took over and enveloped her. A tragedy on September 11, her birthday, happened. She was entwined in a parallel universe and a natural universe. The author puts into account how she could be dead in another universe while her story still continues in the other. “A Force to be Reckoned with” is a story of beliefs, healings, miracles, and wholeness.

Tag along in Dire Quotidian’s story and learn about its mysteries. Get a copy of “A Force to be Reckoned With: The Virtue of a Person’s Identity,” available on Amazon or Barnes & Noble. Learn more about the author and her works at www.direquotidianinc.com.

“A Force to be Reckoned With: The Virtue of a Person’s Identity”
Author: Dire Quotidian
Published Date: 02/28/2023
Publisher: iUniverse
Genre: Memoir

Author’s Biography
Dire Quotidian experienced the misfortune of living a dreadful nightmare, but she survived. She went through a whirlwind roller coaster of ups and downs. She made it to the other side with sheer will to survive and the spiritual faith of her belief. It took twenty years from her life, and if comparing it to life served in prison or being in a coma, she would prefer the choices between either one instead of the former. The reason behind it is that the options have a precise, distinct conformity of the cognitive to which time span exists rather than be occupied in a kaleidoscope of lucidity.

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