Category: Magic
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Magic, Mysticism, and Power:
Each heroine reflects a different relationship to magic—Sylvia as the mystic, Lillian as the scholar, Margaret as the strategist, and Cassandra as the keeper of secrets.
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Journal Entry of Lillian Hartley: The Limits of Knowing
When Edward Blackwood materialized before us, something in the air shifted.
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21st Century Folklore in the Making?
The Heart of Shadows isn’t just an overt magical artifact—it’s tied to the natural rhythms of the world (ley lines, celestial conjunctions), making its power feel intrinsic to the setting.
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Backcover Blurb
The Atlantic Pearl is a spellbinding gothic mystery infused with folklore, dark magic, and the haunting pull of the sea.
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The Garnet-and-Ruby Necklace: A Conduit of Power, Balance, and Potential Doom
Destroying the necklace remains an alluring yet treacherous solution.
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Whispers of the Moon: A Witch’s Journey Through Folklore and Magic by Sylvia Moon (1)
As you read, I ask only one thing of you: keep an open heart
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Walking the Threads of Ancient England: Exploring Ley Lines in Cornwall
In his research, Miller also uncovered that these energies could manifest with “intentions,” shaped by the landscape, the people who interact with them, and even the rituals performed on these sites
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Unearthing the Secrets of the Heart of Shadows: Edward Blackwood and Cornwall’s Mystical Legacy
Unearthing the Secrets of the Heart of Shadows: Edward Blackwood and Cornwall’s Mystical Legacy
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Lostwithiel, Cornwall: The Energy Crossroads of the Mary and Michael Ley Lines
Lostwithiel, where these lines intersect, is said to create a powerful balance of these complementary forces.
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Saturn and the Mystical Spirit of Christmas
The ancients saw Saturn as a gateway—a boundary between the visible, tangible world and the vast, unknowable realms beyond.