A confident woman faces life head-on - without fear, but with caution. This is also true on her second Paco journey. Nevertheless, she believes in the goodness of people and confirms this on her decidedly not-so-safe tours. Additionally, she illustrates how to best behave in problematic situations. Never with the intention of eventually writing a book, she follows her path. She constantly hears the same question from both women and men: 'Aren't you afraid?'. At some point, she realizes that she must write these books so that people understand that a life without fear, but with caution, is much more worthwhile. And that one should not let fear prevent them from pursuing their dreams. In the second 'Paco book', she again follows her inner voice, conquers the dangers and foolishness of others, enjoys harmonious encounters with good people, loves the wind in her face, and the absolute freedom in storms just as much as in the darkness of night! An extremely hospitable France opens its doors to her, and nature embraces her. It's a breathtaking journey, an incredible finale! You can literally feel the breeze from the sea or the biting fog, the smile of the saxophone, the hissing Mistral. And the trust in life itself! I have come to understand that my life and my extreme travels have a demonstrative effect on people. My books are meant to encourage readers to listen more to their inner voices and their own strengths and to overcome their fears. Life offers so many possibilities, but often we ourselves close the door on them - mostly out of fear. Yet, it is worth stepping through these challenging doors! A reader of Paco I wrote to me: 'Thank you for your journey into the self, because through it, I have strengthened my own self a bit more!'. That was exactly the purpose of it all! And I was pleased that it was understood in just that way.