Love's Unyielding Quest

You've been feeling low lately.

You feel like no one appreciates you and all you do.

You feel overwhelmed and unseen.

You feel like you need to do more to be more and to get more. You are struggling to define who you are and why you are.

You are not sure what it is but you desire self-definition, self-discovery and self-love.

You were made for more. There's no shame in that desire to do more, be more, have more. You were born to perpetuate the blessing of fruitfulness, multiplication and dominion. You are a vessel of hope and joy for many and you must first find it for yourself, know it and own it in order to give it.

You are not alone and that journey starts with love. You didn't expect that but it is the Truth. Love is the foundation you need to build on if you expect to soar. Love, true and lasting love is unyielding. It is unwilling to give up, to give in or to relent. That's what you need. Someone in your corner no matter what. Someone who finds you in your low and loves you enough to guide you to your high. Someone who knows your deepest, darkest secrets, yet loves you so deeply anyway.

To discover you,

Define you,

Love you,

Find and accept Love.

Love’s Unyielding Quest is a true story of the greatest love story ever told. It takes an ancient yet relevant text and shares it with an imaginative force that draws you in. 

It is the Story of a lover, whose love, though unrequited, never ceases. This true story is one that is captivating. It draws you in and causes you to see yourself in the threads used in weaving this story from the beginning to the end. It is a book that you will not want to put down until you read the last word and even when you do, you will be left with a hunger for more. Not to worry the author tells you exactly where you can get more. 

Abasiama is a mother of 3 amazing boys and a wife. She lives in Lagos, Nigeria with her family. She owns and runs a creative writing agency offering professional and business writing to clients. She loves inspiring people. She wrote this book for herself. Abasiama means God loves and she believes that name saved her. It wasn't always her name. She shares a little of her story in this book. Her hope is that when you're done reading this, you too will feel the power that comes from being loved.