Witch detectives Paige Winterbourne and Savannah Levine investigate murders at a supernatural fight club in California.

This charismatic set of forty-five oracle cards and an in-depth guidebook provides teens with the power to change their lives. Seeking both to empower and entertain, bestselling Australian author Lucy Cavendish joins forces with world-renowned fantasy artist Jasmine Becket-Griffith to craft popular oracle cards that specifically address today’s independent teens. Misfits, mystics, seekers, and wanderers alike will delve into the forty-five beautifully illustrated cards, each with its own guiding message, from developing your inner strength, intuition, or simply finding happiness with oneself. Within the wide-eyed wonder of Oracle of Shadows and Light, readers will encounter grumpy fairies, sassy witches, cheeky ghosts, and brazen beings, all acting as the magickal messengers of mysterious dreams. Honest, quirky, and haunting, these shadowy-sweet strangelings appear within the in-depth guidebook, offering with step-by-step instructions for powerful, accurate, healing readings that can shape the seeker’s day, year, and future.

Fakery, authenticity, and identity in American literature and culture at the turn of the 20th century Focusing on texts written between 1880 and 1930, Mary McAleer Balkun explores the concept of the “counterfeit,” both in terms of material goods and invented identities, and the ways that the acquisition of objects came to define individuals in American culture and literature. Counterfeiting is, in one sense, about the creation of something that appears authentic—an invented self, a museum display, a forged work of art. But the counterfeit can also be a means by which the authentic is measured, thereby creating our conception of the true or real. When counterfeiting is applied to individual identities, it fosters fluidity in social boundaries and the games of social climbing and passing that have come to be representative of American culture: the Horatio Alger story, the con man or huckster, the social climber, the ethnically ambiguous. Balkun provides new readings of traditional texts such as The Great Gatsby, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, and The House of Mirth, as well as readings of less-studied texts, such as Walt Whitman’s Specimen Days and Nella Larsen’s Passing. In each of these texts, Balkun locates the presence of manufactured identities and counterfeit figures, demonstrating that where authenticity and consumerism intersect, the self becomes but another commodity to be promoted, sold, and eventually consumed.

I'm not just wanted by the police. I'm wanted by a dark coven. The moment I saw my mother's ghost in the attic of my psychic shop, I knew I wouldn't be able to put my past behind me. Bad enough someone is out there murdering witches; now the logo for my shop is found at the scene of another horrific murder. Drawn in blood on the walls, it's an exact match for the symbol on my windows and on the amulet my mother gave me. An amulet that has been stolen from the police's evidence locker. With the hot AF detective who started all this out of town and the investigation tossed over to a nasty little man who drags me in for questioning, I'm desperate to clear my name. As if it's not bad enough being a suspect for a brutal murder, this new detective accuses me of being the leader of some ages old, evil cult. And the more I dig into my mother's old tomes and trunks, the more evidence I find of black magic, and the more I seem connected to that murderous dark coven. I'm going to need more help than a few dusty tomes this time to prove my innocence. Because as I scour those books and clippings, I find mention of wolf shifters and cursed objects, and men that don't age. I'm going to have to beg that arrogant and hot AF wolf-shifter detective to leap into the mess with me. A favor that might implicate his entire pack. And if it's one thing I do know: crossing a wolf pack isn't just bad for business. It's bad for survival...

Natalya Stravinsky isn’t your typical Jersey werewolf. A pariah from the South Toms River Pack for many years, Natalya spends her days hoarding holiday trinkets and selling antiques to persnickety paranormal creatures. But everything changes when her ex-boyfriend, and soon-to-be alpha wolf, Thorn Grantham returns to town. Nat still has feelings for him, but his family expects him to marry another woman. Compounding her problems, an attractive, germaphobe wizard is falling for her, her therapy group for anxiety-ridden supernaturals is bringing up a host of issues for her to face, and Nat finds herself bumping heads with her oddball Russian werewolf family. But when Nat finds herself on the front lines in a blood feud against a rival wolf pack, will she be able to protect those she loves the most? Or will the Long Island werewolves destroy all she holds dear? Coveted Series Reading Order: Collected (Prequel Novella) Coveted Kept Compelled Series Continuation - Flea Market Magic Thrift Store Trolls Deceptive Dime Store Demons

From the concert stage to the dressing room, from the recording studio to the digital realm, SPIN surveys the modern musical landscape and the culture around it with authoritative reporting, provocative interviews, and a discerning critical ear. With dynamic photography, bold graphic design, and informed irreverence, the pages of SPIN pulsate with the energy of today's most innovative sounds. Whether covering what's new or what's next, SPIN is your monthly VIP pass to all that rocks.

I AM is the greatest name of God because it shows all that God can ever be and when God complete it by saying I AM THAT I AM he is telling us I WILL BE WHAT I WILL BE. You need healing?, I will be your healer. Are you hungry? I will be the bread of life. Are you thirsty? I will be the living water. Another thing about the word I AM is that when apply it to your situation you will become what you are saying if persisted.

Though the U.S. Constitution guarantees the free exercise of religion, it does not specify what counts as a religion. From its founding in the 1830s, Mormonism, a homegrown American faith, drew thousands of converts but far more critics. In A Peculiar

A companion to Tyndale's One Year Bible, this daily devotional offers insight into the quiet secrets of the mature Christian walk. Each day's reading corresponds to a passage in the One Year Bible. Previously distributed by Eastside Christian Church in Fullerton, California. Makes a great gift.