Three Years a Traveler

One Woman, One Dog, Seven RVs, and the Path Less Traveled to Heal the Heart

By: Leslie White

Narrated by: Leslie White

Leslie White knew she wanted more out of life - She found it in an unlikely place.

Devastated from the loss of both parents to cancer nine months apart, Leslie vowed to change her life. She bought the neighbor’s old motorhome, found a job as a traveling histologist, and hit the road. But she found she could not trust the one person she was still holding
onto.

Ride along for the sometimes heartbreaking, sometimes hilarious tale of traveling and working across America, and Alaska, and back. Leslie drove through depression and grief, to the other side - to acceptance, peace, and forgiveness.

The memoir, Three Years A Traveler, is a vivid, humorous, and moving recount of betrayal, grief recovery, and the jagged journey back to healing and happiness.

©2022 Leslie White (P)2022 Leslie White

Histology!!

I loved this book, I laughed and cried. I too am a histotech. Never traveled, but thought about it often

Captivating reminuence of a women's life journey

Listening the Leslie share her travels was highly relatable as a fellow RV'er. The humorous accounts of the journey made the book very enjoyable. Her vulnerable moments made the story relatable with enough details to leave us laughing at times and wondering "..what the heck...again?!" other times.

Whether you are listening to the book while traveling (as we did) or are looking for some adventure thru the eyes of another, we highly recommend this book.

I wish I could do what she did!

Loved the adventurous spirit and her admiration for the outdoors! Her narrative voice took some getting accustomed to.

Three Years of Enlightenment

I loved the authors sense of humor and her calm voice. I loved hearing what she learned in her travels, and that as humans, “we are not alone.” A very enjoyable journey.

Front cover so cute got my attention and the story was worth my time I listened to it several times

This memoir is both extraordinary and ordinary. I'm a retired family counselor and her story could be very relatable for single middle aged women or men, who has decided to go on an adventure, instead of staying in their comfort zone of work and worrying, but traveling across the country and experiencing the US, it's beauty and diversity along with hardships and dangers in the wilderness! that I could relate to. I would also recommend the audiobook- Among Wolves by Berna Bolyn.