Leslie Carson

B B Miller

Sean Murphy's driving rhythm is the foundation Redfall is built on. One of the finest drummers in rock, Sean lives on the edge. If it's shocking and a little bit crazy, he's all for it. He doesn't let anything stop him. He loves women, he loves his bandmates-his brothers-in-arms-and he loves the challenge of always being the best.But sometimes even being the wildcard gets boring. Raised to be a politician's princess, Cassidy Skinner marches to a different drummer. An up-and-coming wedding dress designer, her original creations have adorned some of the most well-known brides in New York. She's happiest when she's knee deep in fabric and lace, her sketchbook at hand. But a threat from the past keeps her from fully embracing her future. She's tired of being a pawn in someone else's game.When Cass falls into Sean's life-literally-she shakes him to his core. Her zest for life is something he instantly recognizes and craves. She drives him mad and brings him to his knees. However, the elusive Cassidy might be the one to make his wildest dreams come true.

Wildest Dream

Bb Miller

Bass player for acclaimed rock band, Redfall, Matt Logan excels at connecting intricate harmonies to a distinctive groove. His connections off-stage are just as legendary...and scores of women line up to be next. However, all the women and accolades are just a way of silencing the dangerous voices of his past. Voices he has trouble putting behind him. When he collides with the spirited Tessa Baker, an up-and-coming executive determined to prove her worth, Matt is shocked to discover that there may be a better way of drowning out the noise. Will Matt give in to the fears that haunt him, or will he and Tessa dare to live their own dream?

Book 2 in the Redfall Dream Series

Live Your Dream

The Seasons of Ceremony rituals are designed for the solitary practitioner, assuming little or no previous magickal experience or training.These rituals and spells are original rites. While crafting them along traditional lines and according to age-proven principles, symbols and wording which other specific traditions may consider their own have been deliberately avoided. In using Seasons of Ceremony rituals, therefore, you will inherit none of the magickal "baggage," for good or ill, which might come with a spell copied from some other source.More advanced practitioners, and especially those already trained in a specific system of magick, may prefer to substitute their own symbols for the ones provided. Users may also wish to incorporate these spells into more elaborate rituals such as traditional Sabbat observations.

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