Spells Nonfiction

Wicca is recognized by the US government as an official religion, and there are estimated to be over one million Americans who practice it. But one doesn’t simply become a witch by accessorizing with a black cat, magic crystals, and posting cryptic pics on Instagram. To be a witch is to be a healer, teacher, seeker, giver, and protector of all things. Witches perform spells for healing and to help people with their life problems.

Magic Spells is a novella of 12 short stories featuring charismatic, freedom-loving Irish police sergeant Colin Campbell and quiet, Jewish psychologist Joshua Abrams. It is a smoking hot glimpse into Colin and Joshua's romance, following their story from the time they first meet to the time of Love's Magic's dramatic climax. In this book, you get an intimate and deeply personal glimpse into the thoughts and feelings of two intensely passionate and single-mindedly devoted men.

If you're ready to begin working with magical herbs, oils, and incenses, the amazing world of plants holds endless possibilities for any witch willing to learn its secrets. This book will help you in your journey for casting spells, supporting your deepest desire, passionate love, excellent health, the wealth you been dreaming about, and incredible success. The most important point will be to teach you to believe in yourself and to use magic spells accordingly.

If you had one wish guaranteed to come true - what would that be? Would you wish to meet your soulmate - the love of your dreams? Would you call for financial abundance? Or would you simply request a long and healthy life? Difficult, isn't it? Thankfully, this is not a dilemma you will have to face in reality. Who says you have to choose only one? Why not learn how to manifest all of your desires instead?

Shango and the Amazing Magical Confidence Spell is part of a series that aims to deal with a number of childhood issues, such as sleep, phobias, anxiety, and anger, using direct suggestion and repetition. This book deals specifically with shyness and confidence.