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Colombia For Women Travel Book Official Launch

Colombia For Women Travel Book Official Launch

Life Abroad, Travel

In my comings and goings I meet lots of interesting people.  Incidentally I have done some interesting things.  If I had a penny for every time someone told me I should write a book about it I would not be writing a book cause I would already have retired to a farm in the jungle and lived happily ever after.  So as a blogger/writer/mother with bills, I finally followed their advice.  This book is a collection of stories from my blog that have been fleshed out to include a greater scope, more personal details, valuable tips for travel and full color pictures.  In this book I comment, laugh, cry and vent on my experience as an expat living in Colombia.  My travels, ideas and stories will paint a picture in exotic Technicolor.

Here is the best way to join me on my Colombian Life & Adventure:

  1. Watch this YouTube video preview:

2. Now Click, on this link to go to the amazon store or this link to go to the publishers website and buy for your favorite electronic device. amazon.com/Colombia-Women-Tales-Adventure-Coffee-ebook/dp/B00TT9FKE4/

3. Please be sure to leave feedback! Your reviews are very important, and they can help me improve too!

4. Once you have joined me on my adventure feel free to comment, start your own adventure or just wait in nail-biting anticipation for my next book, a story about growing up in the jungles of El Choco, Colombia!

About the author

Erin Donaldson is an American writer, cultural correspondent and longtime expat who has lived in Colombia since 2013. Her work explores travel, culture, relationships, identity and the realities of building a life abroad. After nearly 14 years in Colombia, she is now spending time traveling through Mexico and writing from the perspective of someone who has lived long enough outside the United States to question many of the assumptions she once took for granted. Through Open Minded Traveler, Erin writes candidly about dating, alternative relationship structures, sexuality, cultural differences and the ways travel can challenge conventional ideas about how people are supposed to live and connect.

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