Many Faces to Many Places is a spell-binding three-part story of a courageous spirit who takes an extraordinary journey through the world of timeless knowledge. Guided by faith, Many Faces is led through a land that reveals a succession of the hidden mysteries of the soul. When she thinks that she has completed her journey, she loses her faith. Now alone, Many Faces finds herself in a land that is designed to satisfy the subtle but powerful passions of the flesh, and she then discovers that she had missed the ultimate truth. Many Faces to Many Places is a work that allegorically travels to the inner places of the spirit in search for timeless knowledge and truth.

Heather Froeschl of Bookreview.com says: "Judy Azar LeBlanc has written a memorable book that is inspirational and timeless. Her creativity abounds and her ability to impart words of wisdom through her characters is uniquely executed. You won't soon forget the journey in this tale and may be inspired to take a closer look at your own."


Reader Review:
Rating: 5 Stars

In a story that is full of beautifully descriptive moments, the reader is led through one soul’s journey and is allowed to witness its transitions. “Many Faces” communicates with nature and her surrounding elements, she is guided by faith and truth, and eventually comes to find herself.

Judy Azar LeBlanc has written a memorable book that is inspirational and timeless. Her creativity abounds and her ability to impart words of wisdom through her characters is uniquely executed. You won’t soon forget the journey in this tale and may be inspired to take a closer look at your own.

--Heather Froeschl


About the Author:
Judy Azar LeBlanc was born in Ration, New Mexico, and was raised and educated in Albuquerque. She is a graduate of San Jose University, in San Jose, California, where she did graduate work in Industrial Psychology and became certified in personnel testing.

Before marrying, she made a career in the defense industry, and after extensive travel, she and her husband retired to a small town in Baja, where she devotes her time to writing and teaching. She writes for a local magazine published by the federal government, the local newspaper and teaches English at the local university. Judy Azar LeBlanc is the author of Things My Father Never Taught Me, The Compromise and The Unveiling.