is for Carnelian. Full of vigor and life force, stimulates creativity and grounds you in the present reality. Great for dramatic pursuits and for building courage. It stimulates blood flow, especially to the female reproductive organs-getting rid of lethargy, frigidity, infertility. A stone near the front door will encourage abundance to walk in and will protect against the negative forces of stagnation and idleness. Otherwise, a pendant will achieve your purpose. Carry a carnelian stone or wear […]
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Is For Beryl Beryl is a stress reliever, teaching you to let go of the extraneous and focus on the real priorities. Polished, it can serveas a scrying stone and it provides guidance in anxious times. It is especially helpful with ailments of elimination and will help clear your body of toxins by fortifying your liver. It helps filter toxins out of your body and mind and helps you speak your truth. Place it over the part of […]
Just Like Gravity is a paranormal romance set in Scotland. Anna has bad dreams–so bad she wakes up screaming two nights out of three. She smells the blood. She feels the knife. The dreams lead her to Scotland where she hopes to find their cause. Hiking the Great Glen Way, she becomes separated from her daughter and meets a drunken Scotsman with troubles of his own. Anna finds him annoying, but when he offers her a wee nip […]
Theme Reveal Welcome to my theme reveal for the A-Z Blog Challenge in 2015. This year, my theme is all about Healing Crystals. Each day in April (except Sundays), I’ll post a snippet about a crystal or healing stone: how to use it, what it’s good for, whether or not it worked for me, a picture of the stone when I can, and a little rhyme about it. And, of course, a little shameless self-promotion at the bottom. My next book, […]
Trick-or-Treating was fun, Momma, but Sally didn’t come back. A cat hissed at us and the lady wore a pointy hat and Sally said it was her opinion the lady’s cat was ugly because opinion was a vocabulary word. Then Sally said it was her opinion the lady looked fat in that dress and the lady’s eyes sparkled but she smiled and put her hand on Sally’s shoulder and she had long red fingernails and the lady said ‘Girls with […]
When I sat down at the keyboard and started writing paranormal romance and mystery stories, my name was Kay Lawson, but something wasn’t working. Words weren’t coming, sentences weren’t sentencing, and paragraphs weren’t even paragraphing. At first, I hoped these problems were the result of a little rust on the old writing muscles—just a bit of literary atrophy. After a month or two of tapping out total and unadulterated tripe, I looked at myself in the mirror and wondered if––and […]