Walking in Love helps readers overcome damaged thinking, becoming healed, and happy once again. Drawing on the authors own experiences of pain, wisdom learned in life, and the exploring of our thinking. Poetry is also used to invite readers to explore their own emotions.

What can be learned from our facing trials in life? What does it take to be happy? What does it mean to have self-love? Does your life have meaning? The answers to these questions—and more—are right at your fingertips. The author believes the answer is in the ability to honestly see ourselves for who we can become.

Helping readers overcome their own self-sabotage where stress, anxiety, and fear may threaten to overwhelm them. Broken emotions in pain can be repaired with the right coping skills renewing it into hope and encouragement. Where self-love achieves personal growth becoming whole, secure, free, calm, at peace, and loved.

Escaping the hardships of World War II and Russia, Eva's parents traveled across Europe, and two years later she was born in Germany. Then fleeing across war torn Europe. Coming to the United States first as an immigrant experiencing life; then as a citizen. As a first-time author, Eva Herz is now 73 years old, residing in Garden City, Michigan living with the pets that she has rescued.