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Everyone gets wanderlust every once in a while. I know I have. I believed that if I just went somewhere else, tried a new job, went on a life-changing vacation, then things would be better. I’d feel normal. I’d feel fulfilled.
This is a lot like how Lisa Kusel feels at the start of her memoir, Rash. Lisa is a published author with two novels under her belt, but when her third novel fails to find a publisher, her agent suggests she work on something else. Lisa herself feels she needs a change of pace. Her husband Victor, a middle school teacher, is also feeling the urge to do something more, something meaningful. The perfect opportunity presents itself when Lisa learns about a new eco-friendly school opening in Bali. Victor can go teach in a brand-new top-of-the-line school, Lisa can write in an exotic new locale, and their six-year-old…
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