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Item #BDARTHI: Fiction Novel: When Alicia Anderson first became aware of the sentient shadows in the computer room, she dismissed them as figments of her overactive imagination. When she found herself tiring a little too easily, even dozing at the job, she could have attributed her lethargy to the lateness of the hour - were it not for the tiny twin bruises on her throat. Newly initiated Wiccan priestess Matricaria has begun to receive psychic messages - vivid dreams and tarot card readings - that point to a terrible fate for someone near her. She and her coven attempt to decipher the symbols, hoping to prevent a tragedy. Soon the lives of these very different women are drawn together, toward a common goal: purge the shadows. Paperback 330 pgs. Morven Westfield. |
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Item #BOLDPOW: A vampire, his intended victim, and a witch who feels something dark gathering on the horizon all cross paths in this novel by celebrated author Morven Westfield. The sequel to her previous book "Darksome Thirst" this book is another journey into mystery, horror and the powers of witchcraft. Though a newcomer to the writing community Westfield has something new to tell us, and the power in her words to write it. A 309 page trade paperback novel. By Morven Westfield. |
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Item #BSONEME: Fiction Novel: The Song of an Emerald Dove is a suspenseful story that, at times, draws from the headlines. More than twenty years ago, Yvonne Hampton began receiving channeled messages that told of an impending doomsday. For personal reasons she concealed them. Then one day, ten years later, she finds both the opportunity and the courage to share - and thus begins a long journey for the women who will call themselves the "Priestesses of the Emerald Dove." They continue the quest for information, guidance, and a means of counteracting the foretold horror. The Song of an Emerald Dove follows their journey as foretold events unfold, and the women triumph. The Priestesses of the Emerald Dove had special gifts and years of training. They practiced magick and they could be very, very patient. They took careful notes, exchanged interpretations, and they waited. Paperback 352 pgs. Vinson, Xanna |
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