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Energy Healing for Women: Meditations, Mudras, and Chakra Practices to Restore Your Feminine Spirit
Keith Sherwood and Sabine Wittman
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Energy Healing for Women is all about healing and empowerment practices for women. Restoring the...
Booze: River Cottage Handbook No.12
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What could possibly beat a cool pint of beer down the pub or a lazy glass of wine at your favourite...
Hell Raising and Other Pastimes (Grave Concerns #2)
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Lots of people have told me to go to hell—I guess they finally got their wish. I’ve finally...
Erotic Paranormal Romance
Fell
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In this eerie, atmospheric and mysterious tale, a woman returns to the house in Morecambe Bay where...
Chris Hooker (419 KP) rated Angels and Arrows in Books
Jan 12, 2018
First off let me say paranormal romance usually is not my thing. Now that being said I really enjoyed [Reyna Hawk's] [Angels & Arrows] because it was not a typical paranormal romance. Yes that was part of it but there was cultural history and excitement as well. None of the "Oh woe is me my vampire boyfriend left me I am going to curl up and die." Maria is a fighter. A bit of a pessimist but really a fighter. It takes a bit for her to learn to trust and have faith but when she does evil spirits better watch out.
Cori June (3033 KP) rated Emperor of the Eight Islands in Books
Jan 16, 2020
Once I got used to the writing style, (I had to read the first page like three times) the book was really intriguing. There are some incredibly disturbing and disgusting things that happened on the book especially in how the mask was made although it took me a minute to realize what was actually meant. It was a quick read.
It is set in what could be considered medieval Japan. There is mythical creatures, spirits, and mysticism.
I'm not sure if I'll reread it ever again but I'll continue to the next book to see where it goes.
It is set in what could be considered medieval Japan. There is mythical creatures, spirits, and mysticism.
I'm not sure if I'll reread it ever again but I'll continue to the next book to see where it goes.