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In the small town of Willow Creek, Colorado, Nora Rushton spends most of her days locked up in her home with a father who resents her and fighting off unwanted marriage proposals from the wealthy Elwood Calhoun. Marked as a witch, Nora must hide her healing powers from those who wish to destroy all the witkowin–crazy women. What she doesn’t know is that a bounty hunter is hot on her trail. Lakota native Otakatay has an obligation to fulfill. He has been hired to kill the witkowin. In a time when race and difference are a threat and innocence holds no ground, courage, love and honor will bring Nora and Otakatay together as they fight for their freedom. Will the desire to fulfill his promise drive Otakatay to kill Nora? Or will the kindness he sees in her blue eyes push him to be the man he once was?
How does a world equipped with bows, arrows and catapults, where steam power is just beginning to replace horses and sailing ships, avert a conquest from beyond the stars? Prince Regilius has been engineered to combat the Dalthin, a predatory alien species that enslaves worlds telepathically, and to do so he must unite his people. But when his mother murders his father, the land descends into chaos and his task may prove impossible.
A machine capable of recording a person’s dreams is here, and the boundaries of the human mind will be tested.
To save his ranch, Race needs a baby. Claire wants a family. Wants and needs clash as they run The Baby Race.
John Donovan has been left in charge of the Death Dwellers’ MC while the club president is on his honeymoon. With six days left till Outlaw’s return and smooth sailing so far, complications bubble up. As the clock ticks, he’s determined to bring everything under control.
“When the dead need to speak, she must listen…”
Has Justine’s deception gone too far? An intriguing story with a sizzling romance.
All florist Quincy McKay wants is success in business, a happy family and the perfect romance with Alex Cooper, the hottest cop in the state. Not necessarily in that order, of course. Is that so much to ask? The trouble is, between Alex’s job and planning weddings, it’s getting harder and harder for Quincy and Alex to find any time to themselves. Every time the flames of passion ignite between them, someone or something shows up to fizzle the fire, including her meddling mother, her formerly absent father and even Elma, the handsiest waitress in the West. Wedded bliss is contagious in small town Hillside. Should be great news for Quincy, except that one groom is missing and another is the prime suspect. Hard for a florist to make a living that way, and even harder for her to stay out of the investigation, especially when the suspect is her sidekick, K.C.’s fiancé. Just when she thinks nothing else could go wrong, a ghost from Alex’s past comes back to haunt them both, which could keep them apart forever, if someone doesn’t kill Quincy first. She’s stumbled into the clues to solve the case of the missing groom and finds a corpse as well, proving that planning a wedding can literally be murder.
Only one thing stands between her and the man she loves…gold.
Many people may not think so and probably find it even controversial and confrontational to say the least. However, when we look back into the ancient and esoteric teachings and compare them with the writings of pre- and early Christian texts, one undoubtedly finds that there is a connection between the chakras, the Christian Sacraments and the spiritual principles. This booklet examines the connection between the chakras, Sacraments and spiritual principles and the roles the play in our physical, mental, emotional and spiritual lives. The seven chakra and even the thirteen chakra system have been mentioned in pre Christian writings and were practices among other civilisations by the ancient Egyptians. The sacraments and chakras are connected to the number seven because, “the seven is the number of the God Elohim,” who symbolically created the world in seven days.