The Priesthood of the Goddess
from Zariste’s Concise Guide to World Religions Over the millennia, the priesthood of the Goddess have developed a hierarchy as well as different occupations. Both men and women are called to join the priesthood and…
from Zariste’s Concise Guide to World Religions Over the millennia, the priesthood of the Goddess have developed a hierarchy as well as different occupations. Both men and women are called to join the priesthood and…
Cue the spiced cider and cinnaspice burnt-custard (Calatini’s creme brulee)! 🙂 Writing Kit and Mel’s story was so much fun—I loved Kit’s journey of redemption and self-discovery, Mel’s rationalizations about his feelings for her before…
Two Newsletter Exclusive Short Stories—One from Kit and One from Mel! Eight years before The Goddess’s Illusion, Kit discovers a devastating secret, and in her distress, she blurts a cruel lie she can’t take back….
And here are the hidden meanings behind the names in The Goddess’s Illusion… The heroine is Katherine Elizabeth Gernand (nĂ©e Sutton), the Countess of Blaine, although she goes by Kit. All of Kit’s birth names…
To Mom—the only pastor whose sermons I always listened to without daydreaming about my latest story, even when my childhood antics being used as examples made me blush. The dedication for The Goddess’s Illusion. The…
from Saunders’ The Basics of Magic Illusions and glamours are both spells that disguise the true nature of objects. However, they are distinct spells—illusions make objects seem different than they truly are, while glamours alter…
In addition to giving my characters personality types and color seasons, I also like to give them a hobby, trait, or preference that’s one of mine to help connect me to the characters. Here are…
To Lady Juliet, Royal Witch of CalatiniRoyal PalaceOrmasMerrilea Dear Lady Juliet, Thank you for your information and advice about love spells. I’ll definitely avoid using those. Thinking of dangerous spells, what can you tell me…
In my stories, magic is used every day, but it always costs something (Newton’s third law, you know), and that cost can be difficult to control or predict except for small spells. (Although sometimes even…
from Zariste’s Concise Guide to World Religions Near the end of the Age of Gods after Rhiannon had learned the secret of magic, the Goddess recruited four ladies to embody the seasons then four gentlemen…