Felicity Green

When her loved ones are abducted in a sinister scheme, will duty and desperation be her downfall?Jemima Rivers longs to break free. With unrequited dreams for travel and a packed suitcase collecting dust under her bed, the dutiful weather witch juggles a fragile mom, a work-to-the-bone dad, and three tween sisters. But after her frustration leads her straight into a storm she can't control, she crash-lands into a possible murder and dangerous secrets...As Jemima wavers on trusting a handsome stranger, she's plunged into a frantic search after a mysterious weather cult kidnaps her young siblings. And after enlisting the help of the local coven and her friends, she chases down clues of alien abductions, fairy legends, and a deadly ritual.Can she save her family before more blood is spilled?Witch in a Tempest is the thrilling fifth book in the Scottish Witches paranormal cozy mystery series. If you like captivating characters, fast-paced surprises, and a dash of romance, then you'll love Felicity Green's tornado of trouble.Buy Witch in a Tempest to escape peril today

An investigator in the present. A young witch in history. A murderous connection.Inspector Kenna Maxwell has a problem on her hands. When a woman is found dead and looking like the younger version of the eccentric old B&B owner, the newly transferred policewoman puzzles over the Death tarot card left at the scene. Stonewalled by locals and confounded by the senior proprietor's mysterious disappearance, she's left with few clues...1930s. Maryanna MacDonald wants to belong. Leaving behind the circus and a bitter mother, the budding witch falls in awe with her grandmother, their powerful coven, and a legacy of magic. But her idyllic fresh start is threatened when a hotel cook is ritualistically murdered.Frustrated by the lack of leads, Kenna gets a slim break when her dementia-addled grandfather recognizes the victim but places her as a suspect in a similar decades-old case. While Maryanna uncovers a dark plot and makes a desperate choice that could change both the past... and the future.Will Kenna and Maryanna's shocking link end with more bodies in the grave?A Witch Through Time is the fourth book in the Scottish Witches paranormal cozy mystery series. If you like strong-willed heroines, nail-biting action, and rich folklore tapestries, then you'll love Felicity Green's suspenseful story.Buy A Witch Through Time to untangle an age-old secret today

DER TEUFEL IM GRABE: Ein Paranormal Mystery-Roman aus der erfolgreichen HIGHLAND-HEXEN-KRIMI-Reihe - mit viktorianischem Flair. Wenn Grabsteine reden k nnten, dann w rden sie Violet Grave ihre Geschichten zufl stern. Gr ber sind Violets Berufung. Die Friedhofsk nstlerin wird bei ihrer n chtlichen Arbeit auf dem Ballyhennan Cemetery in Tarbet von der Einheimischen Fionna unterbrochen. Fionna geh rt dem rtlichen Heimatverein an, der Violet prompt Steine ganz anderer Art in den Weg legt: Ein altes Grab mit keltischen Symbolen aus dem 16. Jahrhundert darf sie nicht weiter untersuchen. Daf r hilft ihr der mysteri se Verein bei den Ermittlungen in einem Todesfall, der sich einst im viktorianischen Tarbet ereignete. Hat die Frau des Inhabers vom illustren Tarbet Hotel tats chlich ihre Kinder und dann sich selbst umgebracht? Oder war sie Opfer schwarzer Magie geworden? Die Vorfahrin der Kr uterfrau Penny Reid scheint die Finger im Spiel gehabt zu haben. Vergangenheit und Gegenwart verflechten sich immer mehr miteinander, als Violet den Cold Case aufkl rt. Kann ein mehr als hundert Jahre zur ckliegender Mord auch Violet zur Gefahr werden? DER TEUFEL IM GRABE ist ein in sich abgeschlossener Roman und kann unabh ngig von den anderen HIGHLAND-HEXEN-KRIMIS gelesen werden. Die Geschichte spielt zwischen Band 2 und Band 3 der Reihe.

More than any other early modern text, Montaigne's Essais have come to be associated with the emergence of a distinctively modern subjectivity, defined in opposition to the artifices of language and social performance. Felicity Green challenges this interpretation with a compelling revisionist reading of Montaigne's text, centred on one of his deepest but hitherto most neglected preoccupations: the need to secure for himself a sphere of liberty and independence that he can properly call his own, or himself. Montaigne and the Life of Freedom restores the Essais to its historical context by examining the sources, character and significance of Montaigne's project of self-study. That project, as Green shows, reactivates and reshapes ancient practices of self-awareness and self-regulation, in order to establish the self as a space of inner refuge, tranquillity and dominion, free from the inward compulsion of the passions and from subjection to external objects, forces and persons.