
For fans of Mexican Gothic and The Inheritance of Orquídea Divina, The Ordinary Bruja is a psychological horror and magical realism novel about grief, ancestral secrets, Dominican brujería, and one woman’s fight to reclaim the magic her family tried to bury.
When strange messages appear in mirrors, and the scent of cigar smoke follows her through her small Ohio hometown, Marisol Espinal must confront the ghosts of her past, the truth about her mother’s death, and the family curse waiting for her on Hallowthorn Hill.
Her family buried the magic. Now it wants out.
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“Mrs. Franchy’s Evil Ring” is a refreshing take on Christmas tales, filled with suspense, adventure, and valuable life lessons. Set during a frosty Massachusetts winter, it follows the journey of a brave nine-year-old, Isla, who faces her biggest fear – her stepmom. Along the way, Isla and her family learn to let go of long-held…
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New Year, New me…BS. If you scroll through my old posts you will see how I feel about this. In a nutshell, you don’t need a New Year to change or do better, any day of the week will do. Nonetheless, is a great symbolism. January 1, or 1-1, master number 11 for those that…
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What’s going on with this participation medal generation? The Millennials are all grown up and causing absolute havoc. You’ve seen them out and about. When they are little they were those children slapping their moms, yelling at them and telling them what they are or are not going to do. They do this because they…
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At Mystic Grape sans Jade. From left to right: me, Francis, Michaela, Denize Women empowering women, girl tribe, success group, you name it they are all out there and for good reason; a girl needs another girl to relate to. In my case, I have four ladies that I can completely relate to. Meet Michaela,…

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Yesterday, I found myself in one of those conversations where we women tend to classify other women based on their looks. It’s a habit that’s all too common, and I must admit, I was a bit surprised by my own reaction. In fact, I couldn’t stop thinking about it afterward. What struck me was that…