y within the pages of "Brave Love." Guided by the prayer, "What does it look like to love in this situation?" Juli Boit's memoir emerges as an unyielding testament to her transformative hospice leadership in Kenya, encapsulating the very heartbeat of her stories.

The resonance of this question reverberates through every line, echoing with the cadence of compassion, courage, and vulnerability. Boit's narrative tapestry intricately weaves the intricate dance of loss and joy, seamlessly intertwining the threads of suffering with the profound tapestry of belonging.

As a mother to children navigating chronic illness and a guiding beacon in healthcare leadership, Boit beckons us to shatter the chains of injustice and embrace the limitless realm of mercy. Her memoir challenges us to fine-tune our listening, to fearlessly confront our doubts, and to wholeheartedly recognize the shared humanity that binds us together.

Within the pages of "Brave Love," a profound revelation unfolds: love is an ever-evolving journey. Boit's candid prose doesn't just invite us; it compels us to embrace discomfort, reimagine our perspectives, and resoundingly answer love's transformative call with unswerving compassion. In a world fractured by divisions, Boit's memoir emerges as an unwavering testament, extending an invitation to harness the invincible, life-changing force of "Brave Love."