About the book, Backyard Witchcraft • Publisher: Ixia Press (September 14, 2022) • Paperback: 160 pages Embark on an exploration of modern-day witchcraft, embracing the green path, which connects us to nature. Herbalist Cecilia Lattari guides readers to reawaken their inner witch by tuning in to the magic and sacred energies of their everyday lives, using the […]
About the book, Moral Code Publisher : Nonlinear Publishing, LLC (September 15, 2022) Language : English Paperback : 380 pages Dr. Keira Stetson has two passions: ethical artificial intelligence—AI with a conscience—and creating technology that improves children’s lives. Trapped in an earthquake-flattened building with a half-dozen panicked five-year-olds, she […]
About the book, Cavern of the Veil Queen (Conquest of the Veil, Book 4) Fiction / Fantasy / Action / Sword & Sorcery Publisher: Book Liftoff Pages: 342 pages Publication Date: July 27, 2022 SCROLL DOWN FOR GIVEAWAY The Empire of Meredith has waged war against the Veil Queen for over a thousand years. […]
About the book, The Deep Translucent Pond Publisher : Adelaide Books (February 5, 2022) Language : English Paperback : 192 pages In The Deep Translucent Pond, a 40 year old attorney, Jerome Konigsberg, and 30 year old nurse, Natalija Gasper, are winners of poetry fellowships which allow them rare […]
About the book, The Flower Enigma Book 5 of the Magnolia Bluff Crime Chronicles Small Town Mystery / Suspense / Amateur Sleuths Publisher: ICABOD Press Pages: 198 pages Publication Date: August 20, 2022 SCROLL DOWN FOR GIVEAWAY! Imagine a romantic getaway in the Texas Hill Country JJ, a cyber guru, whisks his girlfriend, Jo, away for a […]
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Oh yours were the best responses yet, MsMeliss. I love Money:: for Nothing (Dire Straits is one of the all-time-best bands) and unhappy – well, your response is positively inspired. Chicago::Cubs and Edward::Bear. . .well, what can one say? I don’t understand Skid Row::Audrey, but then I don’t need to. Looking forward to reading more of your blog in future.
(And I would love to be an amateur cellist, but I haven’t made the effort to do more than admire the music of the instrument and its practitioners yet)