"They say the Camino is like life; however you have lived you will walk, and in your time here, all will be returned. In that sense, for many the Way is a penance, a succession of past karmas reflected on request. For others, it’s a stepping stone, a progression toward something more beautiful than what they presently are."

“A gripping tale of endurance laced with heartache and wry humour… Fresh and compelling” -The Sun-Herald

“A delightful story, at times cynically amusing, at others movingly introspective.”
-New Zealand Herald

“This beautifully written, haunting memoire will leave a lasting impression.” -Otago Daily Times

“So much more than a travelogue. The real journey is the one going on in the minds and hearts of the authors.” -The Daily