Karm Currents is the forth and final book in the paranormal Moonstone series set in the little village of St. Ives, Cornwall, England. Each plot makes perfect sense without the other.
Apart from her telepathic sojourns of whispering advice to strangers, Liliha is an ordinary woman, separated from her teenage daughters in Australia. Her youngest daughter, Alissa, arrives to live with her, and brings her grandmother. As if that interference isn't enough, Liliha's ex turns up to take their daughter home.
Lovesick Harry steps in to help, bringing with him an ancient Egyptian necklace in the hope of compensating for the bracelet he lost. When more jewelry turns up, all seemingly connected, Harry, Alissa and Liliha's regressions reveal a previous relationship between them all.
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Apart from her telepathic sojourns of whispering advice to strangers, Liliha is an ordinary woman, separated from her teenage daughters in Australia. Her youngest daughter, Alissa, arrives to live with her, and brings her grandmother. As if that interference isn't enough, Liliha's ex turns up to take their daughter home.
Lovesick Harry steps in to help, bringing with him an ancient Egyptian necklace in the hope of compensating for the bracelet he lost. When more jewelry turns up, all seemingly connected, Harry, Alissa and Liliha's regressions reveal a previous relationship between them all.
Universal link for Karm Currents: http://bookgoodies.com/a/B01D0AW784
Free on June 21st.
Liliha has inherited the moonstone ring which gives her the ability to slip into another mind during their distress, and whisper advice. But she has problems of her own.
Excerpt for Karm Currents:
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Harry produced a cushion. "Your throne, my lady."
Approaching the clear door, Liliha remained standing and slid her ring on, and then reached for the necklace.
"Let me help you." Harry grasped the golden pendants suspended from a central chain and reached behind her neck.
His touch sent a shiver of expectation into her body.
He spread the necklace so it sat over her throat and chest, closed the clasp behind her neck and stepped away, head to one side and a glow in his eyes. "That's where it belongs."
"Thank you." With an awakening calm, Liliha stretched her hand toward the bracelets.
"Wait." Alissa sprang to her feet. "How are you going to position them on your arms by yourself?"
"I'll make an effort. The necklace might make the process easier." Liliha reached for the bracelet without the black dot and stopped. According to what she'd recalled, they must be pushed up her arms together at the same level. She angled her left arm and grasped the other bracelet in a tissue. She brought them both toward her with crossed hands and got in a tangle when she tried to slide them on. Her head pounded and she panicked.
"Delphi, give me a hand," Alissa said.
"I guess it'll be a laugh." Delphi strode over.
Alissa handed Delphi a tissue. "Be careful not to touch it."
"If you both guard your hands," Liliha said. "It doesn't matter which one you're holding." She faced Sarah. "Will this end in disaster, like before?"
"I can't tell you, Liliha. Whatever happens, do the best you can."
"Somehow, that doesn't relieve me."
"You're just wearing an odd assortment of jewelry," Delphi said. "What's the fuss about?"
Sarah hissed, "Hold a still tongue in your head."
"With all this butting in I can hardly concentrate," Liliha said. "Let's forget the whole thing." She drew a breath past her constricted throat. "I didn't want to do it anyway."
Harry cast a leveled look at Delphi. "Behave, girlie, or I'll throw you out."
Delphi nodded and let out a sigh.
"Hold on." Alissa grasped the bracelet on the left while Delphi reached for the bracelet on the right. The bands of gold slid up her bare arms without much effort and stopped at the biceps. Alissa and Delphi maintained eye contact. Delphi's touch lingered a moment too long and Alissa gestured to her. They pulled their hands away and retreated.
The pressure in Liliha's mind floated away like a feather in the breeze. A steady beat of heat and strength radiated within her body. Her arms rose and spread like wings. Wondering what to do next, she searched the surrounding faces. The ring on her finger pulsed, drawing her gaze to the moonstone.
Sparks flashed, refracting light into a myriad of glints. She lost all feeling of contact with the floor. Using her outstretched arms for balance, Liliha closed her eyes. "It's happening," she whispered.
End of excerpt.
Free on June 21st.
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Excerpt for Karm Currents:
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Harry produced a cushion. "Your throne, my lady."
Approaching the clear door, Liliha remained standing and slid her ring on, and then reached for the necklace.
"Let me help you." Harry grasped the golden pendants suspended from a central chain and reached behind her neck.
His touch sent a shiver of expectation into her body.
He spread the necklace so it sat over her throat and chest, closed the clasp behind her neck and stepped away, head to one side and a glow in his eyes. "That's where it belongs."
"Thank you." With an awakening calm, Liliha stretched her hand toward the bracelets.
"Wait." Alissa sprang to her feet. "How are you going to position them on your arms by yourself?"
"I'll make an effort. The necklace might make the process easier." Liliha reached for the bracelet without the black dot and stopped. According to what she'd recalled, they must be pushed up her arms together at the same level. She angled her left arm and grasped the other bracelet in a tissue. She brought them both toward her with crossed hands and got in a tangle when she tried to slide them on. Her head pounded and she panicked.
"Delphi, give me a hand," Alissa said.
"I guess it'll be a laugh." Delphi strode over.
Alissa handed Delphi a tissue. "Be careful not to touch it."
"If you both guard your hands," Liliha said. "It doesn't matter which one you're holding." She faced Sarah. "Will this end in disaster, like before?"
"I can't tell you, Liliha. Whatever happens, do the best you can."
"Somehow, that doesn't relieve me."
"You're just wearing an odd assortment of jewelry," Delphi said. "What's the fuss about?"
Sarah hissed, "Hold a still tongue in your head."
"With all this butting in I can hardly concentrate," Liliha said. "Let's forget the whole thing." She drew a breath past her constricted throat. "I didn't want to do it anyway."
Harry cast a leveled look at Delphi. "Behave, girlie, or I'll throw you out."
Delphi nodded and let out a sigh.
"Hold on." Alissa grasped the bracelet on the left while Delphi reached for the bracelet on the right. The bands of gold slid up her bare arms without much effort and stopped at the biceps. Alissa and Delphi maintained eye contact. Delphi's touch lingered a moment too long and Alissa gestured to her. They pulled their hands away and retreated.
The pressure in Liliha's mind floated away like a feather in the breeze. A steady beat of heat and strength radiated within her body. Her arms rose and spread like wings. Wondering what to do next, she searched the surrounding faces. The ring on her finger pulsed, drawing her gaze to the moonstone.
Sparks flashed, refracting light into a myriad of glints. She lost all feeling of contact with the floor. Using her outstretched arms for balance, Liliha closed her eyes. "It's happening," she whispered.
End of excerpt.
Free on June 21st.
Universal link for Karm Currents: http://bookgoodies.com/a/B01D0AW784
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