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Laura Doe (1350 KP) rated The Gift: The Story of an Ordinary Women's Extraordinary Power in Books

Sep 20, 2021  
The Gift: The Story of an Ordinary Women's Extraordinary Power
The Gift: The Story of an Ordinary Women's Extraordinary Power
Mia Dolan | 2004 | Biography, Mind, Body & Spiritual, Paranormal
8
8.0 (2 Ratings)
Book Rating
I picked this book up and instantly felt drawn to read the blurb. After that I had to read the prologue and from there I couldn’t put it down.
Mia’s paranormal and spiritual experience is amazing to read about, she doesn’t try to prove to anyone what she can do and to start with thought she was going crazy. You can tell it took her a lot of time to accept her gifts and went through a lot of hardships throughout her life which have knocked her confidence in both her life and her spirituality.
She writes with such clarity that I could feel the emotions of each of her life events as if I was there experiencing it along with her.
The one thing that I think will stay with me is when she spoke about souls and why people have a harder life than others, the answer? An older spirit who has been on earth a number of times has the ability to deal with the harder lessons of life.
This was a beautifully written memoir and something I would recommend to anyone who has an interest in spirituality and psychics.
  
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Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2387 KP) rated Bear a Wee Grudge in Books

Dec 1, 2021 (Updated Dec 1, 2021)  
Bear a Wee Grudge
Bear a Wee Grudge
Meg Macy | 2021 | Mystery
7
7.0 (1 Ratings)
Book Rating
Murder Presents a Wee Problem
Silver Hollow, Michigan, is hosting a Highland Fling weekend, and the Silver Bear Shop is getting in the spirit with teddy bears wearing kilts that Sasha Silverman and the rest of her family plan to sell at the event. Unfortunately, before the event kicks off, their rival, Teddy Hartman, is found dead near the festival’s grounds, and Sasha’s dad is the prime suspect. Can Sasha clear his name and still be ready for the festival?

As a fan of the series, I’m surprised that Teddy lasted as long as he did, he’s been that obnoxious in earlier books. It was nice to see this series thread come to the forefront. While the plot starts well, it does stall a bit in the second half before coming to a logical climax. I still have a hard time keeping all the supporting players and their relationships straight, but they are supporting players. Sasha and her immediate family and friends are strong, and the suspects keep us guessing. This mix of Scottish and teddy Bears is one that fans will enjoy.