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"88 Guys for Coffee" is humorous fiction, contemporary women's lit, chick lit, and/or fictional memoir, aimed at women between 30 and 60. Full of laughs, it is very loosely based on the 5-year online dating saga the author endured before meeting her husband Mark on Match.com. The dating stories are true, the protagonist is fictional.
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Abandoned and feeling lost, her self-worth in tatters, Laura decides to try online dating sites. What an education. And what a long, five years she has ahead.
Hilarious and heartbreaking, soul-searching and spiritual, "88 Guys for Coffee" shares Laura's roller-coaster ride as she searches for her soul mate, for her true partner in life. No matter how crazy it gets, no matter how disillusioned she becomes, she can't give up. She won't give up.
Laura learns all there is to know about online dating, but she learns the most about herself.
| |  | | Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: a guide to the homeopathuic treatment of CFS/M.E.
With the plethora of books on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, you may wonder why I chose to write another one. I have studied this illness in the course of my practice as a nutritionist and homeopath and, as a fully recovered CFS sufferer (a rare beast), I have a great deal of experience to share. I wrote this book out of a passionate desire to help others afflicted by this syndrome, which stems, of course, from own my painful personal experience: seven devastating years of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
So many names, so many symptoms, so much suffering. With all the years, all the struggles for recognition, and all the research performed, there is still no cure, and little offered by orthodox medicine for this scourge.
But there is help from homeopathy.
The author, trained at the renowned British Institute of Homeopathy, was herself a CFS patient for more than seven years, but found her way back to full and glorious health through homeopathic medicine. Having practiced for more than 20 years, she has guided hundreds of CFS patients to recovery and well-being.
This | |  | | The Ravenstone Part 2: The Twain
"The Twain" is the sequel to the first in the Ravenstone series, "The Secret of Ninham Mountain." More adventures and missions to change history for Nadia and Aidan, our time travelling twins!
Although the sequel does stand alone, it provides a richer experience to have read the first book, entitled The Ravenstone: The Secret of Ninham Mountain.
Book Description: Nadia and Aidan Shaw, 13-year-old twins from Cold Spring, New York Stumble upon a magical black Celtic stone, the Ravenstone. It pulses with the light of shamanic power and is a vehicle for time travel! Armed with the power of the Ravenstone and their own special gifts, the twins plunge back to the fifth century, where they encounter Native Americans, ancient Celts, warring princes and a shape-shifting raven. Deter | |  | | The Ravenstone: The Secret of Ninham Mountain
13-year-old twins, Nadia and Aidan Shaw, discover an intricately carved icon, the Ravenstone that offers mysterious powers to the twins who hold it. At the bidding of an ancient shaman, the kids are thrown back 1500 years, on a quest that only they can fulfill. They encounter pre-Columbian Native Americans, warring Celtic princes, and are aided by a shape-shifting raven. If they succeed, they will bring back something that will save their father's lifework, and change the course of human existence. If they can survive the danger!
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Imagine a raven appearing out of thin air and guiding you to an exquisitely carved icon that glows with ancient light and pulses with shamanic power.
This is how the adventure begins for Nadia and Aidan Shaw, thirteen-year-old twins, who live in idyllic Cold Spring, New York, on the banks of the Hudson River. Armed with the power of the Ravenstone and their own special gifts, they embark on a harrowing quest across centuries, at the bidding of a mysterious old shaman. They must depend on their courage, their faith in their friends, and luck. Or is it des |
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