Bøger af J K Kennedy

Filled with warmth, wit, and a dash of irreverence, Clumsy Beauty is a celebration of life in all its messiness. This exquisitely illustrated collection of bite-size poems from J. K. Kennedy invites you to hear the "I love you" in every little moment.An enchantingly illustrated collection of poems designed to inspire and empower, Clumsy Beauty invites you to hear the "I love you" in every little moment. In an age of constant pressure to meet unattainable standards of beauty and perfection, Clumsy Beauty proclaims the joy of imperfection. Embrace your quirks, your stumbles, and your unique path. J. K. Kennedy’s poetry reveals vulnerability and showcases her personal voice, yet remains refreshingly resonant. With each turn of the page, you'll find inspiration, solace, and a renewed sense of self-acceptance. Whether you're seeking motivation during challenging times or simply looking for a reminder that you are enough just as you are, Clumsy Beauty is here to lift you up. The best part about a mistake is deciding if it will be an anchor or a sail BITE-SIZE POEMS: Each of J. K.’s poems is thought-provoking, yet brief enough to quickly read before bed, during breakfast, or on the train. Every delectable morsel will leave you hankering for the next. Savor each bite or devour them all at once. EMPOWERING: Clumsy Beauty is a celebration of life in all its messiness. J. K. Kennedy illuminates the beauty in mistakes, imperfections, and unfiltered reality. RESONANT: Themes include navigating uncertainty, embracing your unique self, and living life on your own terms. THOUGHTFUL GIFT: Beautifully designed and with illustrations throughout, Clumsy Beauty is an inspirational gift for anyone looking for a poetic dose of hope and encouragement.

Crystal Phillips sees ghosts. As an adult, she's been able to overcome the torment that made childhood difficult. That changes when she's asked to consult after a trophy wife is murdered. The husband claims a ghost did it. Crystal knows he's lying. Ghosts can't kill people. The discovery of a second murder, this one a hundred years old, complicates the investigation. Three spirits show up at the house, one volatile and seeking retribution, which challenges all her beliefs. The first attack on Crystal is identical to the victim's, only this time the injuries aren't fatal. The second attack isn't either, but she has to find out who's really behind these crimes before the next one is.

An Unsuitable Grave is the second in the paranormal mystery series featuring Crystal Phillips, a young woman who struggles with her ability to see ghosts. Crystal finds herself in the world of the ultra-rich when she agrees to help a friend, Sam Teague. It's a simple request. Convince several ghosts at the house where Sam grew up to cross over. But the simple soon becomes complex, placing Crystal in jeopardy. The ghosts at Sam's house date to the Revolutionary War, and Crystal is intrigued by someone's efforts to cover up the horrors the spirits endured. Her problems multiply when a tree falls in a violent storm at the home of Sam's grandfather, Ben, a force to be reckoned with. The downed tree reveals old bones, and their appearance has more than one observer on edge. But the bones and spirits take a backseat when Crystal and her friend Jillian discover a body. This one's so fresh it's still warm. And this time the repercussions go far beyond a lecture by well-meaning friends. Crystal's list of suspects includes the entire Teague family, wealthy, entitled, and as dysfunctional as they come. As she works to uncover the killer, Crystal faces powerful adversaries, both real and ethereal. This time she could be up against enemies too strong to overcome.

When the body of a young and talent artist is found, Crystal Phillips is drawn into another murder investigation. Finding the body was a shock, but Crystal reins in the urge to track down the killer. Not her job, a lesson learned the hard way. Then the victim's best friend disappears. An ancient warrior spirit warns Crystal that the is girl in danger and so is she, but the police ignore her concerns. Crystal must search for the missing girl on her own. A simple plan turns into a nightmare when she discovers her enemy is an international organization so dangerous, so powerful, she could already be in their sights.

In the fourth Crystal Phillips mystery, she finds herself investigating spirits in a two hundred year old textile mill. Crystal can handle the ghosts. The worst winter in years? More difficult. Her biggest problems, however, are with the living. The company that asked for her help threatens to cancel the job. She didn't kill the man. She just found his body. The police, who should be cooperating, have taken on the murky role of saboteurs. She didn't kill the cop. She didn't even find his body. But her most desperate mission is also the most dangerous. Find the little girl who witnessed the murders before the powerful people controlling events seal the child's fate.