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A Little Murder

In spite of her dislike of the water, Angie Deacon buys her husband a day of fishing on Lake Winnipesaukee for his fiftieth birthday. What better gift for a guy stuck in the office all the time? That’s what she thinks right up until the owner of the tour is murdered. Who besides Nolan Little’s verbally abused wife has reason to murder him—they’re supposedly all strangers. As an ER nurse, Angie has dedicated herself to helping people, so when Val begs her to help find Nolan’s murderer saying yes seems only natural—until she uncovers Val’s secret. fiction books murder mystery

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In the wake of The Celestine Prophecy comes a

novel that stirs the spirituality residing in all of us.

There is an energy vortex in Chi’país, Mexico. Rumor has it the elderly Zipacna created the vortex to lure unsuspecting outsiders (and their tuition) to his school of shamanism. Within the spiritual world, it was a celebrated center for spiritual training, teaching at levels beyond the ‘back to Mother Earth’ that centuries of shamans learned.

Granddaughter Jade inherits the property thinking it’s a hotel. When townspeople shun her, and someone tries to frighten her away, she is baffled, but believes they will come around in time. She discovers the energy vortex but all she knows is it makes her feel invigorated. Until the arrival of 8-year-old Miguel, who, through his spiritual connection to Zipacna, helps awaken a shocking asset: her seer and healer’s ability, which she comes to realize she had all along.

A secret room imparts the knowledge she needs to embrace her spirituality and find a way to bring it to the world. She comes to terms with her legacy, repairs relationships thought long lost, and reopens the school.

Zipacna's Legacy:Jade

except from chap 17

There was no escaping the things pounding in her head. There was no denying the changes she’d been through. And no way to pretend they never happened. Jade gazed out the taxi’s window, seeing but not seeing the passing scenery.

Did she want to return to Mexico?

It was true, she’d run to California under duress. And she hadn’t taken all her things. Neither had she put the school up for sale. Did that mean she had a subconscious expectation of returning? Or simply that she couldn’t wait to get away...

She smiled. In spite of the speedy departure, and avoidance of Miguel’s messages, she’d had no conscious plans to stay in the States. Whether opening a hotel or a school, Chi’país was her home now.

That final pronouncement to her mother, rather than sadden Jade, had brought a gargantuan measure of relief. All the lies were bared. Some hadn’t received exact clarification, but they were open, like festering wounds, for her to either heal or allow to bring her down.

Jade messaged Mari and congratulated her on the job. No response. She must be in a meeting or conference. The schedule at those things was a bear. Barely a moment to go to the ladies room. Probably Mari wouldn’t see the message until three in the morning.

Her stomach growled. She hadn’t eaten anything since the cookies at Mom’s. She groped inside her handbag but there was nothing to eat.

A familiar looking sheet of yellow paper fluttered to the floor.

Where did this one come from? It read:

Life is good; life is easy. All things I want come to me.

My dearest Jade,

My time is waning on this side of the sky. Promise not to grieve for me; I have a lot of life still to live. And I will be behind you, guiding you—until you find someone to carry on for you. I suspect it will be the young Miguel. He is a great prodigy with amazing innate abilities. I have been schooling him in the ways of the earth.

Your father never admitted it, but I know your mother was the reason you did not come here more often. I am not casting blame, merely explaining why we did not have our time together. Your mother’s strict religious upbringing demanded that she keep you away from me. She, like our townspeople, did not understand.

What an understatement—this whole mess was her mother’s fault—unintended as it was. Jade had no doubt Mom had what she thought were everyone’s best interests at heart, but…

Our Story

Cindy Davis

Cindy lives in Florida, the land of sunshine, with her husband and a calico cat who is either psycho or there’s a ghost in the house. Cindy loves to read, travel, hike, read, swim, do needlework, and read. Did she mention she likes to read? She’s addicted to gelato made in her hometown. Is there a 12-step program for this?

She is the author of 22 fiction books and several non-fiction books.

She’s a 21-year veteran free-lance editor working with both fiction and non-fiction.

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Rick Palmacci

Rick has lived in Florida for the last 33 years. He's originally from the Boston area (Revere Beach), and now married to the delightful author Cindy. She has just got him involved with co-authoring the Rick and Cindy series of non-fiction books. Rick has a passion for the beach, reading, and traveling. A connoisseur of coffee. Florida & The World

Rick and Cindy

We were just recently married at Dow Gardens in Michigan. When not traveling, you can find us most days at the beach. Or in the evening listening to a local band while the sun goes down.

Rick and Cindy now write mostly inspirational fiction, visionary fiction, spiriual non-fiction and self-help books.

All of Rick and Cindy's can be found at Amazon.com

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