The Moon Sister (The Seven Sisters Book 5)

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I admit it, I just love these! Yes, one could complain about quite a few things. For one, they are more than a bit formulaic in nature, and they require and unbelievably huge suspension of disbelief. The suspension of disbelief and the formulaic weave together in a way that's impossible to ignore, except you can - if you fall in love with the premise. And each of the beautiful stories. This one as usual, had all the elements for me. And especially because Tiggy is the Spiritual sister, the one I have been waiting for this entire time! The concept of the triple goddess is common in real-life mythology and may be the inspiration behind the moon sisters. Lift it up, then slam it,” Cal advised me. “This tin can has seen better days, like most things at Kinnaird.” Once more, this was a story in which the past was more interesting than the present, although I felt like this time Lucinda Riley didn't try as hard as she did with the third book to make it original. Lucia's character is basically just Carmen Amaya with some family issues glued around the corners.

Three days later, I stepped off the little two-carriage train at Tain and walked toward a battered Land Rover—the only vehicle I could see outside the front entrance to the tiny station. A man in the driver’s seat rolled down the window.

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Still, I thought, as I closed my eyes, I was really looking forward to visiting the Kinnaird estate.

Welcome tae Kinnaird,” he announced as he pushed open the door and climbed out. I noticed he was light on his feet, considering his physical bulk. He walked round and opened the passenger door for me, then offered his hand to help me.

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I rather thought I could use you as a guinea pig; test the suite for problems, if you like,” Beryl continued. “I’d be grateful if you’d take a shower and let me know how long it takes for the hot water to come through.” That’s what Pa Salt had said to me many times. “Life is about intuition, with a splash of logic. If you learn to use the two in the right balance, any decision you make will normally be right,” he’d added, when we’d stood together in his private garden at Atlantis and watched the full moon rise above Lake Geneva. She is also the 'architectural' editor of Author in Progress, the first Writer Unboxed book, published by Writer's Digest in 2016. Experience the grandeur of the remote Scottish Highlands and Madrid in this USA TODAY bestselling “beautifully written...magical adventure” ( Woman’s World) following two women connected across time and distance as they search for the truth of their place in the world. Me included, I’m afraid. In my role as a cardiac surgeon, I have to deal on a daily basis with the heart, which we all equate with emotions and the soul. Sadly, I’ve been forced to view it as a lump of muscle—and an often malfunctioning one at that. I’ve been trained to see the world in a purely scientific way.”

The Spiral Abyss is a massive underground city built by a ruined civilization. It has several deep connections with the moon: Within it is a structure known as the Abyssal Moon Spire, in which the moon is clearly visible. The lunar phase within the city shifts twice a month in a phenomenon known as the Moment of Syzygy, which brings new rewards with it. The change in lunar phase has been referred to as "gears turn[ing]." [7] It should also be noted the moon above Teyvat and that within the abyss are clearly distinct perhaps indicating they are the corpses of two distinct moon goddesses.

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Tonight, as I curled my toes into a patch of bed I’d warmed up with my knees, I realized how far I felt from achieving my dream. Looking after four Scottish wildcats was not really in the big-game league. The old laird slept in here until the day he died. He’d hardly recognize it now, mind, especially the bathroom.” Beryl indicated a door to our left. “He used it as his dressing room. I put a commode in there toward the end. The facilities were at the other end of the corridor, you see.”