Candace Carrabus, Author

Newsletter subscribers get a link to a free anthology of SIX short stories in July. The amazing authors who joined forces to create this awesome collection are:

•  Jennifer Lynn
•  Kevin P. Sheridan
•  Camille Faye
•  George Sirois
•  T.W. Fendley

and me. The stories in this collection include:

The Labyrinth: A Bree MacLeod Story by Jennifer Lynn: The light of Imbolc is dawning. Come walk the labyrinth with Bree MacLeod — Bean feasa, wise woman, shaman. Receive the blessing of the Celtic goddess Bríghid and awaken with the magic of Spring. Because sometimes a single ray of light can change your world. Glimpse the world through the eyes of a modern-day shaman. Bree MacLeod and her story are waiting for you.

The Night of Two Cats—a Witting Woman short by Candace Carrabus: Heather is a talented card reader and healer but something is missing from her life. When a strangely translucent cat appears one night and leads her to another, dying feline, things start to get weird, and she is reluctantly drawn toward her true calling.

Jaguar Hope, a novelette by T.W. Fendley tells of the ill-fated journey to Earth’s Age of Crystal in this action-packed prequel to the award-winning historical fantasy novel, Zero Time. Two black jaguars become the symbol of hope for a race facing extinction when they accompany a dying traveler back to her home planet.

Eleazar Awakens by Camille Faye was inspired when she thought, “What would Lazarus’ perspective be while he was in the tomb before Jesus raised him from the dead?” In her paranormal series, Voodoo Butterfly, Camille researched true stories of near death experiences (NDEs) then used that to create Lazarus’ point of view while he is on the Other Side in this story.

When the Gods Came to Us (Book III: The Darkness Within the Light – Excerpt) By George Sirois: Taking place thousands of years before the events in Excelsior, this is the legend told by Denarians from generation to generation about the two friends who encountered the trapped lifeforce of Tornatrax, and the tragedy that resulted from it…

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