Bøger af Andrea King

What is, "Authentic Magic"?It's not stage magic, slight of hand, illusion or witchcraft. No, Authentic Magic is the natural magic of the human spirit. It's the natural magic of life. Human beings are Centers Of Energy and energy attracts. What we attract depends on who we are being. We hold our entire lives inside of us as memories and emotions. That's a lot of energy. When one carries too much energy in the form of pain and sorrow, their magic seems to attract more of the same. And when one is able to release and let go of all that, life just seems to magically improve.Authentic Magic is also a term Jim uses to describe when the good stuff of life happens or shows up. Like when you're finally able to stop hurting over that thing. When you're able to overcome fear and move forward in life. When you find the answer to the problem. You win the prize, get the raise, start a successful business, meet your soulmate, increase your income, change your life! You know, the good stuff!Every single person on this earth is living in the magic. 95% do not know this. It's hard to see the magic of life when there are so many distractions. Pain and sorrow, fear and anger, trouble and dispute. Turmoil in the world. "Living A Life Of Authentic Magic Using The Core Method" is about releasing all that and opening your mind to the possibility of the very real magic of your spirit and allowing it to flourish in your life so that more of the good stuff shows up.It's also about recognizing the blocks to your magic and giving you a simple but powerful method to remove those blocks so your magic flows freely for you. It's always there, just behind all the distractions you deal with every day. As you use The Core Method, you will begin to feel and see the effects of your magic. In little ways at first.Like when you rediscover that $20 bill in that pocket in the laundry or someone lets you in line in front of them. And in time, possibly in total life changes for the better. The kind of changes that bring in more of the things you hope and dream of. Authentic Magic is about living your best life. The Core Method is a way to make that happen.

Candace Mason has a lot going for her. She has a great career as a Civil Engineer; she's a talented singer and Minister of Music at her church. She's loving, compassionate and has a great sense of humor. So how did she end up married to an irresponsible, manipulative, sociopathic narcissist like Trey Wilson? Moreover, how long will it take her to understand that she deserves better? Will the rejection she felt in her youth, as a dark-skinned, Black girl, keep her trapped in a miserable marriage because she doesn't feel that anyone else would want her? Or will she realize that she is a beautiful gem and escape before Trey does irreparable damage to her sweet, gentle spirit?

Two strong-willed women. One incredible century. Their extraordinary, true story. MORE THAN TONGUE CAN TELL is the one-hundred-year saga (1885-1985) of screen beauty and film star Andrea King and her equally indomitable, cigar-smoking mother Belle McKee. Imagine, for a moment, what it must have been like growing up in the 1880s on a farm across the street from Thomas Edison, experiencing the first burst of electric light illuminating your childhood home. Belle's father George Hart was an inventor himself, and as the family's prosperity grew, so did Belle's private aspirations. She dreamed of a life in the theatre, and against her parents wishes, she studied in secret, dancing with the legendary Isadora Duncan in New York. But when Isadora left the country for France, Belle volunteered as an ambulance driver with the Red Cross in order to avoid asking her parents for traveling expenses. Belle found herself on the front lines in World War I, and the experience changed her forever. She soon had a daughter, Georgette, and in 1919, upon learning of her father's grave illness, Belle returned to the States with her baby. Now a single mother with few options available to her, Belle agreed to marry a wealthy banker and settle down in New York. Raised in Forest Hills and Palm Beach, Georgette also dreamed of a life in the theatre. She was spotted by a representative of the Shubert brothers in a boarding school recital and, at the age of fourteen, made her Broadway debut weeks later. Georgette came to be known as Andrea King, a name given to her by movie mogul Jack Warner when she rose to fame at Warner Bros. in the mid-1940s. Follow Andrea on her turbulent path to stardom in Hollywood's heyday-and pick up fascinating, personal anecdotes about Montgomery Clift, Tallulah Bankhead, Thomas Mitchell, Lillian Gish, Errol Flynn, Bette Davis, Peter Lorre, Ida Lupino, Bob Hope, and Edward G. Robinson, just to name a few. But Andrea's story delves deeper into private struggles: rape, abortion, child molestation, alcoholism, domestic violence, disputed judgment, and missed opportunities-as well as the triumphs of romance and ingenuity. Throughout their lives, and a century of change and turmoil unlike any other, these two women possessed a bond that endured. They loved each other "more than tongue can tell."

Marian lives in a world of specters. She is devoted to her research on ghosts in Quebecois literature to the exclusion of nearly everything else, including her husband. When an after-hours encounter at a conference sparks an uncomfortable attraction to her professor, the ghosts of her research begin to haunt her-all too literally.