J.T Fisher’s Book Inspires Readers to Reimagine a Life Well-Lived

Released in December 2018, J.T Fisher’s novel “Voices from the Ledge” is a fictional study of suicidal ideation in middle-aged women. The book follows the story of Julie, a middle-aged woman struggling with living. The book opens in a five-star hotel where Julie crafts a suicide note expressing her desire to end her life. Julie had empty nest syndrome, a grief that some parents experience when their children leave. Having been forced into an early retirement didn’t help. With her marriage and career crumbling, Julie felt lost and miserable. What she didn’t know was that her depression was normal.

Convinced that she’s better off dead than alive, Julie planned to impose a dire plan on herself. An end to her anguish, an escape to her living hell – that’s what she thought. However, life has a funny way of revealing new beginnings. On the cusp of executing her demise, Julie met four women at the same hotel where she was staying. The group affected Julie strangely and profoundly. What role will they have in her life?

J.T Fisher’s third book will change how her readers view life. It teaches its readers to value life and look at it from a new perspective. Those who have read the book described “Voices from the Ledge” as an encouraging and provocative page-turner. It is perfect for anyone who wants to view life from a fresh perspective.

“Voices from the Ledge” by J.T Fisher is available on Amazon.

“Voices from the Ledge”
Author | J.T Fisher
Genre | Fiction
Publisher | Author’s Tranquility Press
Published date | September 15, 2022

Learn more about J.T Fisher and her book by visiting her website: JTFisherauthor.com

Author
Judith Fisher, also known as J. T. Fisher, writes for persons who find it difficult to express their thoughts in conversation. In every book she writes, she introduces readers to essential ideas in a fun, fictitious way. Her journey as a writer began when she started writing and blogging, juggling time caring for her husband and two children.

As her readership grew, Judith decided to explore pure fiction. Judy believed many women, particularly her generation, battled as children with various worries, concerns, and problems. Many of them still do, along with the embarrassment and humiliation that still affect how they live their lives. Judith identifies herself with these women.

She now lives in Central Florida with her spouse and one four-legged child, Mitzi, after her two adult children. She enjoys playing with her granddaughter Amelia and reading, writing, live theater, and traveling. Through her works, Judith shares her wisdom. She believes that one should never do anything to sacrifice the integrity of one’s potential.

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