The River Thames has frozen over!
Hurry up and put on your skates! Back then, normal courting rituals involved little contact between men and women except for the...
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Shereen Vedam
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Storytelling Time: Coven at Callington – Chapter 1 Part IV
Would you cross a line you swore you wouldn’t? Our values define who we are. When we’re asked to do something that makes us cringe, those...
Shereen Vedam
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Storytelling Time: Coven at Callington – Chapter 1 Part III
Did he? Or didn’t he? Magic can be a tricky beast, especially when you’re unsure who’s wielding it. Read on to find out how Braden...
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Storytelling Time: Coven at Callington – Chapter 1 Part II
A bored earl. A blessed sword. Hellhounds on the prowl. Not your typical day in a Regency neighborhood! Excerpt from: Coven at Callington...
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Storytelling Time: Coven at Callington – Chapter 1 Part I
Ever wondered what it would be like if the world around you were alive and watching everything you did? Would the creatures, inanimate...
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Storytelling Time: from Coven at Callington – Prologue Part II
Genre: a Regency fantasy romance (c) Shereen Vedam Excerpt from: Coven at Callington, The Cauldron Effect, Book 1 What would you do if...
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Storytelling Time: from Coven at Callington – Prologue Part I
Genre: a Regency fantasy romance (c) Shereen Vedam Excerpt from: Coven at Callington, The Cauldron Effect, Book 1 Coven at Callington,...
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A Spell for World-Building – a Practical Example
(For the Advanced Witch/Warlock) by Shereen Vedam Part II of II AN EFFECTIVE WORLD-BUILDING SPELL – a practical example In Part I, we...
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Story Telling Time: Love Spell in London Chapter 1 Part IV
The hounds scrabbled to their feet and were hot on her trail with quiet grace for such large lethal animals. Even Bartos, the eldest, who...
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Story Telling Time: Love Spell in London Chapter 1 Part III
Of course, she could not say any of this to her cousin or her mother. Perhaps she could broach this topic tangentially. “Merryn, may I...
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