Eden in the Dust: How I Lost Everything and Found Purpose in a Desert Rooftop Garden (Blueprint for Life & Legacy Series Book 1)

What do you do when the life you built falls apart?MEMOIR / INSPIRATIONALWhen Michael Forcado lost his career in Doha, the fall was more than professional. It was personal. Far from home and facing an uncertain future, he stood somewhere between Eden and dust. There, almost without meaning to, he began to plant.On a small rooftop under the desert sun, seeds entered containers, roots searched for water, and green life slowly rose from dry places. What began as a way to survive became a quiet path to healing, faith, discipline, and renewal.Eden in the Dust is a reflective memoir of collapse and rebuilding, the story of how one man discovered that healing does not always come through dramatic reinvention. Sometimes it begins with one small act of faith repeated every day.This is not only a story about a garden. It is a story about what can grow in a person after loss.Includes the Eden Reset FrameworkA 30-day practice built on four small, faithful acts:Empty. Dig. Engage. Nurture.Begin where you are. Return tomorrow.MICHAEL FORCADO is the founder of Vegetable Gardening and More, a thriving online community of over 1.3 million gardeners across the globe. A Certified Public Accountant and urban gardener, his practical and inspiring approach to growing food in small spaces has been featured in numerous magazines, publications, and media programs. Eden in the Dust is the first book in his Blueprint for Life & Legacy Series, written for expat workers, OFWs, and anyone running on empty. He currently lives in Doha with his wife Evelyn and their two sons. Read more