The Last Ordinary Life

In The Last Ordinary Life, debut author Cynthia Bowers invites readers on a deeply personal journey, recounting her life-altering decision to donate one of her kidneys to a critically ill 11-year-old boy at Phoenix Children s Hospital. Registered on the transplant list and running out of time, the boy s only hope came from a woman he had never met.

This story is not just a recounting of the incredible events that led up to an unprecedented organ transplant between two strangers but a transformative narrative that explores the profound impact of spiritual growth and self-discovery.

The Last Ordinary Life is more than a memoir; it s a testament to the power of selflessness, the importance of overcoming our deepest fears, and the transformative possibility for success that unfolds when we reconnect with our true selves. Cynthia s journey serves as an inspiring reminder that within each of us lies the potential to live extraordinary lives.

Cynthia Bowers is a debut author, executive, and advocate whose memoir, The Last Ordinary Life, chronicles her profound journey from corporate leadership to spiritual awakening and an unprecedented act of compassion. Cynthia has held executive roles in startup technology companies, specializing in shaping organizational culture and leading people-focused initiatives. Beyond her professional and personal achievements, Cynthia is well-versed in various spiritual approaches to life, which she integrates into her narrative, offering readers insights into living a life of purpose and fulfillment. Cynthia resides in Phoenix, Arizona, with her husband, Jeff, and their two adult children, Tanner and Paige.

To learn more about Cynthia, please visit her website at www.cynthiaTbowers.com.