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The Grimoire Chronicles: Veil Between Worlds

by Sally Dubats (Goodreads Author)

4.4 of 5 stars 4.40 · rating details · 45 ratings · 17 reviews

The Witches' New Year looms, and the Veil Between Worlds thins. Seventeen-year-old Cassie heads home from school and meets Trenton, a beautiful boy with an enchanting voice. Darkness blankets the encounter so Cassie forgets she ever met him. . . and what he did to her. For other girls the lost time would be the end of the story, but Cassie is Wiccan and she uses her intell...more

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Nov 15, 2012 Jamie Godsafe rated it 5 of 5 stars

This is a very enjoyable book, it is very readable and the principal characters are well-rounded and easy to identify with. I was left wanting to know more about what happens next. The only thing I can't understand is why it hasn't been published by a traditional publisher yet?

The characterisation within this book is very good, especially for Cassie and Trenton and to a lesser degree for Iris, Holly, Mouse, Jean-Luc and Aunt Faye. It would have been more satisfying if the book was a bit longer a...more This is a very enjoyable book, it is very readable and the principal characters are well-rounded and easy to identify with. I was left wanting to know more about what happens next. The only thing I can't understand is why it hasn't been published by a traditional publisher yet?

The characterisation within this book is very good, especially for Cassie and Trenton and to a lesser degree for Iris, Holly, Mouse, Jean-Luc and Aunt Faye. It would have been more satisfying if the book was a bit longer and took time to fully flesh out the characters, hopefully this will happen in the next book in this series. And I hope Jean-Luc loses the French accent.

There is nothing that ruins the enjoyment of an e-book (including those most-loved bestsellers that have been converted to e-book format) more than poor grammar and spelling and in this respect this book was outstanding. I have a very keen eye and I spotted no spelling mistakes, towards the end of the book I spotted 2 minor errors - a missing full-stop and the use of `borough' instead of `burrow'.

This is a very well edited book, none of the dialogue struck me as superfluous. It flows well and the visual imagery is very good.

I found the plot and originality of Trenton and his family (no spoilers here!) very refreshing. This is a Young Adult book and the author can be excused the sometimes heavy-handed Wiccan detail which, although well-meaning, I occasionally found frustrating. As an introduction to Wicca it works very well although I would like to have seen a real-life example of open hostility to Wiccans and how Cassie deals with it.
The plot moves along very well but there is something that seemed incongruous about the later astral plane episodes and this marred the otherwise very clear and enjoyable plot.

This book introduces a very original concept which makes such a refreshing change from the dull vampire and werewolf deluge in YA fiction. This book entirely fits the YA market and manages to breathe some new life into it, yet as a long-in-the-tooth 45-yo I thoroughly enjoyed it too. (less)

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Aug 27, 2012 Morrigan Aoife rated it 5 of 5 stars

The Grimoire Chronicles: Veil Between Worlds, is not your average YA book!

The MC, Cassie has descended from generations of witches. She is intelligent and from the very start of the story she has an understanding of the Wiccan religion but like a typical teenager is somewhat unsure of herself and fears others do not accept her for who and what she is.

Although I am not a Wiccan myself, I have studied Wicca using Farrar's texts and have witnessed a number of rituals. I found the accurate depiction...more

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Mar 25, 2012 Jessica (Just a Booklover) rated it 4 of 5 stars

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So, I just finished The Grimoire Chronicles: Veil Between Worlds by Sally Dubats. To be honest, when I began readin this I did not expect to enjoy it as much as I did. Yes, I thought it looked good and it was certainly the kind of book I would read- witchcraft, gorgeously enchanting male interest that has some secrets -but I didn't really set my hopes too high. Then I began reading the book. It was a great book! The prelude prompts questions that has answers within the secrets of the book, and t...more So, I just finished The Grimoire Chronicles: Veil Between Worlds by Sally Dubats. To be honest, when I began readin this I did not expect to enjoy it as much as I did. Yes, I thought it looked good and it was certainly the kind of book I would read- witchcraft, gorgeously enchanting male interest that has some secrets -but I didn't really set my hopes too high. Then I began reading the book. It was a great book! The prelude prompts questions that has answers within the secrets of the book, and the first chapter draws you in so you can understand what the heck she - Cassie - means.

Ah, then there is the romance. I do not hide the fact that I am a romance junkie. If there is romance in a book, I will probably read it no matter what other factors are involved. Cassie and Trenton - who I will tell you about later in my character rundown - meet in circumstances that aren't the best. But then they grow on each other. It's one of those relationships where they're sort of annoyed with each other a bit in the beginning, but then grow on each other because they are such nice, caring people. And then there's the fact that Trenton has a Match, but I'll let you learn that stuff yourself when you read it. My point here is, there is a decent amount of romance, and it holds the story up but does not dominate the story. There is much, much more to this story than romance, but the romance is sufficient to keep people like me riveted.

All right, NOW it is character rundown time. I shall tell you about the two main characters- Cassie and Trenton. Cassie is the protaganist, the girl we're hearing - or reading, I guess - the story from. She practices Wicca and is the odd girl out in school and around town. Immensely shy, exceedingly friendly most of the time, and genuinely kind. (Yes, the kind thing is different than the friendly thing. Trust me.) What gets me about Cassie is that she has this unexpected drive in her. A drive that leads her into protecting and helping those she cares about. I really liked that about her. Now on to Trenton. Oh, Trenton. I liked Trenton. In the beginning he tried to play the whole I-don't-really-care-leave-me-alone-at-least-I-let-you-live thing, but then he sincerely cares about Cassie and I loved that. He ends up adoring Cassie, which made me very happy. Sweet boys always get me. What I particularly liked about Trenton, though, was his confidence. He was confident, but only to a certain point. I liked that he knew his limits regarding this and wasn't one of those over-confident idiot boys. They can irriatate me. It's like: seriously, dude. You need help, TAKE IT ALREADY. Geez. So I thoroughly enjoyed Trenton.

**Quick note: I personally really really REALLY liked Jean-Luc. I have a real sof spot for him and his French accent.**

Okay, so the ending. The ending was not terrible. I was happy about that. Since there IS going to be more books to go along with this one - this was the first in an eight part series; the next book is called Winter Solstice - I was dreading the fact that there would be a huge cliff-hanger at the end, like there was at the end of The Lost Saint. Luck was with me, though. The ending is NOT a dreadful cliff-hanger, though it is intriguing. It pushes you toward the next book, and man do I want to read the enxt one NOW, but it does not shove it at you and make you want that book so so so so so bad when you can't have it. I can breathe as I wait.

Now for the rating. I rate The Grimoire Chronicles: Veil Between Worlds with 4 out of 5 stars. I truly enjoyed this book and suggest it to anyone who like witchcraft type things or has an interest in Wicca. You can learn a bunch in this book. It's super interesting. Or if you're just looking for a nice adventure with a nice male lead. You should totally check out this book. I think you will end up enjoying it just as I did.(less)

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Nov 02, 2011 Rayven rated it 4 of 5 stars

Don't let the classification of young adult stop you from reading "The Grimoire Chronicles : Veil between Worlds" By Sally Dubats. This is a story for all ages, even I was a bit skeptical after reading the first few pages but soon found out that this author had written a fantastic fantasy story! The novel is told from Cassie's POV, like other normal teens she is trying to find out where she fits in. But she is a witch and comes from a line of witches so that in itself makes it difficult to "fit...more Don't let the classification of young adult stop you from reading "The Grimoire Chronicles : Veil between Worlds" By Sally Dubats. This is a story for all ages, even I was a bit skeptical after reading the first few pages but soon found out that this author had written a fantastic fantasy story! The novel is told from Cassie's POV, like other normal teens she is trying to find out where she fits in. But she is a witch and comes from a line of witches so that in itself makes it difficult to "fit in". Then she meets Trenton and her life becomes very complicated and dangerous for her and those around her. We see Cassie come into her own as a person and a witch as she fights for what she believes in and for those she loves.

The story line is well thought out and moves at a very exciting pace and I felt like I was on a roller coaster ride as the author revealed the dangerous element to the story. This element of danger and threat really gives the book the boost it needs to push it past the young adult genre and was enough to keep me wanting more. One thing that really stood out was the authentic portrayal of Wiccan ritual and lore ; combine that with Ancient Myth and it added a whole new dimension to the book that was fascinating.

The Characters in the story had depth and substance, which is refreshing in a young adult story. We see Cassie as the main focus in the story, but as each character is introduced we see them through Cassie's eyes. As their relationships grow the supporting characters really come to life and are well woven into the plot and I found myself emotionally engaged with all the characters by the end of the story. I was touched and drawn to the character of Cassie as she learned to deal with grief and loss all while staying focused in the midst of chaos as she was trying to protect herself and those she loved. Trenton on the other hand remains a bit of mystery, which I can understand since this is the first book in the series. I hope in the next book we will learn more about Trenton and his family. The background to Trenton's family is a brilliant twist to the story and introduces something that I have yet to see in the paranormal genre. I could tell you more.....but I won't! I don't want to give it away.

"The Grimoire Chronicles : Veil between Worlds" is a fun and exciting read, and I am looking forward to book 2 "The Grimoire Chronicles : Winter Solstice". With that said I give this book 4 Stars!
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Oct 31, 2011 Heather rated it 5 of 5 stars

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This is a brilliant foray into paranormal romance and Wicca practices. This stunning beautiful masterpiece drew me in from the first page as the book touched on many aspects of my solitary Pagan path. The author is a practicing Wicca; her book introduced the reader into the different facets of the Wicca religion. Basic concepts were touched upon in the beginning of the book, weaving the Wicca element with romance masterfully. It was a refresher on some of my own practices so I enjoyed it immense...more

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Apr 17, 2013 Wyllow rated it 4 of 5 stars

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I decided to read this book on a whim after suffering withdrawals from another series. I started the book not really expecting much, just a light, quick, fun read. What I got was all of the aforementioned and then some!

This book really shocked me. I didn't know anything about the author, and only a very basic synopsis of the story (girl is a witch, meets a boy, her world is turned inside out). Veil Between Worlds follows Cassie, a young Witch, and is told from her POV. She's 17 years old, her be...more

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Oct 23, 2011 Wanda rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Halloween looms, and the Veil Between Worlds thins. Seventeen-year-old Cassie heads home from school and meets Trenton, a beautiful boy with an enchanting voice. Darkness blankets the encounter so Cassie forgets she ever met him. . . and what he did to her. For other girls the lost time would be the end of the story, but Cassie is Wiccan and she uses her intelligence and authentic witchcraft to remember the truth. Her spell sets in motion a mind-blowing adventure that takes...more

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Jan 11, 2012 Lianne (The Towering Pile) Lavoie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebooks, pagan, read-in-2012, own-the-ebook

The following review is copied from my blog, here.

The Grimoire Chronicles: Veil Between Worlds is the first book in what will be a series of 8, each of which will focus on a different sabbat (the holidays that Wiccans and other Pagans celebrate). This one takes place at Samhain, ie. Hallowe'en. The main character, Cassie, is a Wiccan, who uses her witchcraft to find out why she's missing part of her memory, and how that's connected to the mysterious and attractive Trenton.

I was really excited wh...more

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Aug 14, 2011 Mandee rated it 3 of 5 stars

The story line of the book was great. I really enjoyed stepping inside the life of a Wiccan, written by someone who actually studies the Craft. It had a good moral to it as well but I think the main character didn't progress to that point in an entirely natural way. The writing itself needs some work but it's nothing a good edit couldn't fix; it paints the images of the story well enough to understand what is going on but occasionally word choices throw you out of the reading. Despite the above...more

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Jan 14, 2012 Ali rated it 5 of 5 stars

Within a couple of minutes of reading, I realized how much I wanted to be in this world. The rich descriptions allow the reader to feel like they are there while the story develops with some unexpected twists.

The witchcraft within the book is honest and wonderfully done within the story. Gives those unfamiliar a glimpse into the life of a real witch, without distracting from the story. Fantasy and reality mix well to share insights while sweeping you into a tale you won't soon forget.

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Sep 16, 2011 Julia Hughes rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Returning home from school, 17 year old Cassie meets Trenton, a handsome youth with a honeyed voice who has just moved into the area with his family. After this encounter, Cassie finds herself at home with her eccentric aunt, her only living relative. Cassie knows something catalystic has taken place. The trouble is she cannot remember what. Using her natural talents and learned knowledge of the wiccan craft, Cassie summons Trenton's spirit to an astral plane. She quickly discovers that Trenton...more Returning home from school, 17 year old Cassie meets Trenton, a handsome youth with a honeyed voice who has just moved into the area with his family. After this encounter, Cassie finds herself at home with her eccentric aunt, her only living relative. Cassie knows something catalystic has taken place. The trouble is she cannot remember what. Using her natural talents and learned knowledge of the wiccan craft, Cassie summons Trenton's spirit to an astral plane. She quickly discovers that Trenton belongs to a (presumed) mythical race, who feed from humans to survive. Yet even in spirit form, Trenton is not without his own powers, and warns Cassie to beware of both him and his family.
Still shaken from Trenton's implied threats, Cassie is dismayed to discover that her partner in a school project will be Holly, chief cheerleader. A girl with golden skin and hair who is 'Miss Popular' while Cassie feels her self to be the strange 'witchy' one. Cassie's only friend moved States some time ago and appears to be growing apart from her. The only other person who wants to be friends at school is a younger girl Cassie thinks of dismissively as 'mouse.'
Knowing Trenton has somehow taken something from her, Cassie pays a visit to the old deserted house she played in as a child, to find Trenton's family are in the process of transforming the house to a school for 'gifted' children.
Although on the surface 'The Family' appear to be beautiful stylish people, Cassie senses they are not what they seem. Her worst fears are confirmed when her life is threatened. She manages to escape by blurting out that she has met Trenton. Astounded by this news, the family release her, on condition Cassie contacts Trenton again and persaudes him to come home. Cassie realises that whatever the family are, Trenton is trying to escape from the destiny they have planned for him.

To her surprise, Cassie learns that Holly is not what she appears either. The two girls find their friendship growing as they discover more about each other's hopes and fears while working on the school project they've been paired on.

Ms Dubats has managed to entwine ancient myths with the still vibrant wiccan way of life, in a story that tackles modern themes and anxieties. Cassie discovers that she has been too quick to 'label' people. Once she allows herself to really get to know her classmates, she begins to realise that underneath, no matter how popular, or pretty or nerdy, they all have common hurdles to overcome, they all have their own problems to deal with.
Of course Cassie's main problem is that an insanely jealous maniac member of a superhuman race is determined to kill her. In either this world, or the Astral Plane.

I enjoyed this paranormal adventure/romance immensly, it is well thought out, original with more than enough suspense to keep you turning pages in your eagerness to discover what happens next. In my opinion, Ms Dubats has proved herself a masterful storyteller with an excellent control of language and a talent for getting under her characters' skin. I strongly recommend this novel. I'm hoping the title 'Chronicles' means we haven't heard the last of Cassie.
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Aug 24, 2012 Melissa ( Melissa's Eclectic Bookshelf) rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Veil between Worlds is a surprisingly unique tale that drew me in with its mystery from page one. The mix of paranormal elements that Dubats explores in this tale is not one that I've come across before and I'd dare to assume, one that isn't very common. (I don't want to say more for fear of giving anything away!) The writing style flows nicely and is wonderfully descriptive.

I loved Cassie's narrative voice. She was a believable teen without being whiny or annoying which is key for any YA novel...more

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Jun 01, 2012 Amanda Carpenter rated it 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed reading this book. I loved the fact that the author created the leading character, Cassie as a truly believable teenage witch. By this, I mean, Cassie practices the craft in a truly real-life manner which resembles that of many modern day witches around the world. Wicca is her religion, and I found this book to have the religion aspect and craft incorporated into it better than most other books I have read in a similar genre. Most stories with a leading character as a witch have...more I really enjoyed reading this book. I loved the fact that the author created the leading character, Cassie as a truly believable teenage witch. By this, I mean, Cassie practices the craft in a truly real-life manner which resembles that of many modern day witches around the world. Wicca is her religion, and I found this book to have the religion aspect and craft incorporated into it better than most other books I have read in a similar genre. Most stories with a leading character as a witch have so many embellishments and so much fictional information added that they do not really portray what Wicca and the craft mean to real witches. In this department, this book goes above and beyond by not doing this. It is refreshing to have a fictional work incorporate so much knowledge and real-life information. Being a witch myself, studying the craft for many years and with Wicca being my religion as well, the lifelike feel of the book was something that hit home and made it a very enjoyable read.

I understand though that this was a work of fiction, and found the fictional story line just as enjoyable and interesting. I really loved the introduction by Sally Dubats of the use of Sirens in fiction. I have not read much including these mythical beings since high school. I love having something new like this that I am not used to reading about as well because it has a nice fresh feel to it. This was a great story!

Now onto a few notes simply for myself to read over when the next one comes out to help refresh my memory of what I liked most about the story.

***********SPOILER ALERT!!! SPOILERS BELOW**********************

Cassie and Trenton obviously have a strong connection. I can't wait to see how their relationship develops. It was amazing that they instantly had the strong connection pulling each other to the astral plane when one so desired to speak to the other in such a manner. I loved the discussion of them being "matches". Of course there has to be a love triangle though, so I can't wait to see what else Iris has up her sleeve if she is to be included in more stories. Trenton and his whole family were quite interesting characters.

I enjoyed reading the parts about Siren information and how they are where the whole vampire lore stemmed from and such; this is an interesting twist I had never considered before. However, I have not done my homework on sirens before, so I am glad Sally has! I was saddened to find that Cassie's friend Violet died, but had an inkling earlier on in the book when Cassie was noting that she hadn't returned any of her text messages.

I especially liked how Cassie lit a candle for Violet to help her cross over on Samhain even while in the astral plane. This was a great portrayal of one of the Wiccan new year rituals. The scene of the Goddess and God coming to welcome and guide Violet into Summerland was one of my favorites. I am intrigued though, and hope there is more information in the next book about how Violet died. She mentioned to Cassie that she was trying to get back to her or something of the sort, but didn't make it. I am still wondering what this means.

The bit about some people seeing Cassie as a ghost at the party and freaking out as most teens tend to do about such things was great. The comparison to how her aunt told her many people saw a ghost at the Samhain festival but showed no reaction when Cassie was there was also a typical reaction from a gathering of witches. I don't know why, but these little tidbits are some of my favorite things from this book because it is things like this that show how closely to real life this work of fiction has been created. It is what I feel makes it believable and enjoyable to read.

Lastly, I almost forgot to add that I love the shattering of stereotyping that came from the dyad project Cassie worked on with her new found friend Holly! It takes a look straight into the true life of a high school teenager and takes down some of those boundaries between cliques for Cassie. She found out that Holly has wild seemingly unmanageable hair too, but spends a lot of time and effort on it. She finds that Holly is not stupid or vapid as she previously presumed of many of the pretty cheerleader bunch. Most of all she learned that everyone is a person and that people often have more similarities than differences. I liked the touch of Holly living with her grandmother and wanting to become a physical therapist to help others as a way to show that everyone has something with which they are dealing. The control is in your attitude and outlook and how you want to view your life or what you want to make of your life.

All in all, I LOVE this book!!! I can't wait to read the next one.(less)

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Jan 27, 2012 Cynthia rated it 5 of 5 stars

The Grimiore Chronicles: Veil Between Worlds by Sally Dubats, though fiction, has moved me spiritually more than I could ever have expected. Every detail of this novel, from the cover to every word of its contents beautifully portrays its lesson.

We have been given many entertaining television series and movies, not to mention the many titles in books that share in part Wiccan traditions, and a Witch's path or a Pagan's journey. Not always do these reflect truth, and sometimes leaves the world to...more The Grimiore Chronicles: Veil Between Worlds by Sally Dubats, though fiction, has moved me spiritually more than I could ever have expected. Every detail of this novel, from the cover to every word of its contents beautifully portrays its lesson.

We have been given many entertaining television series and movies, not to mention the many titles in books that share in part Wiccan traditions, and a Witch's path or a Pagan's journey. Not always do these reflect truth, and sometimes leaves the world to view magic and magick as something horrible, evil, and dark. In Sally's 'The Grimiore Chronicles', not only is the reader entertained with an unique and interesting paranormal romance, but the details involved are facts and truths, finally shedding a positive view opposed to a negative one.

This book is educational and informative as well as having a story that is completely spell-bounding. Several parts of the story are incredibly scary. Being spellbound is putting it lightly really. I was on the edge of my seat concerned for the characters how these scenes would play out. A magnificent story with great detail and an absolute must read novel!

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Cassie's aunt Faye gives The Grimoire Chronicles: Veil Between Worlds its tender hearted warming flare and teaches by example that magic truly exists in everything around us and with everything we do. It is how we see life, ourselves, and how we respond to given situations that dictates our personal power, and our own self awareness. Whether we are cooking a meal, planning an event, or simply being a parent, the magic that resides in the heart is a powerful form of love. There are many aspects of this book that I will take with me and keep, using in my day to day life. The Grimoire Chronicles is very enlightening and spiritually in-tuned.

Cassie has lost a lot. Her parents died when she was young, and her best friend moves away and passes on too soon. The one structural force in her life is her Aunt Faye, her Mother's sister. Cassie's Aunt Faye teaches Cassie how to appreciate life, how to use the magic with in, and how to find the power that is with in us all.

Since Cassie can remember she has celebrated the Sabbats, looked from her alcove to the cherry orchard, and worked on protection spells. Thursday nights are the best when she and aunt Faye celebrate that the week is almost over. Life changes when she meets Trenton. Without being able to forget him, she does nothing but think of him and those thoughts take her to the Astral.

The Astral is their one safe haven until Trenton's so called match seeks him out and finds him. That is the outrage and darkness that takes Cassie's life to a place she has never had to face or fight. This is when Cassie's strength and experience flares and peeks for the sake of survival. It will be Love, Magic, and Light as the driving forces that Cassie and her friends rely on to bring them safely where they belong. (less)

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May 02, 2012 Michelle rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Loved it! The story was fast-paced and interesting (and no vampires--yay!). The spells were made all the better because they're real. Someone who can draw/paint needs to do a portrait of Trenton because he sounds super hot! I can't wait for the next book--ARE YOU DONE YET? LOL

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May 19, 2013 Aj rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: EVERYONE

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I absolutely LOVED this story. It is fiction wrapped around truth. Sally did a wonderful job! I dont want to spoil the read by giving too many details, but I promise you once you pick this book up you wont want to put it back down!

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Dec 12, 2012 Babi rated it 5 of 5 stars

Just amazing book! For me it was a trip thru my own feelings, fears and dreams. I have found answers, joy and hope in this book.
Sally is THE great writer.

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Sally Dubats is the author of "Natural Magick: The Essential Witch's Grimoire" which has been translated into German, and "The Grimoire Chronicles: Veil Between Worlds", the first in a planned 8-book series about a Wiccan protagonist.

Sally has held editorial positions for green non-profit organizations and was the editor of a metaphysical newspaper for several years. She has organized several writ...more

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