Bücher von Elizabeth Brown

Are you in a TOXIC relationship or trying to recover from one?Elizabeth waited fifty years to write a searing and honest account about her involvement with a Big Bad Wolf, a man who sought to control her emotionally, spiritually, and psychically. Elizabeth shares insights drawn from myths and fairy tales to illustrate how mistrusting her perceptions and inner warnings led to folly. Her book covers it all; from her difficult childhood to a mystical experience, her toxic relationship and subsequent trauma, and her long quest for inner healing. She writes with warmth and compassion about her experiences, occasionally injecting sly humour into the story. She wishes to encourage women who have been through similar experiences so that they, too can grow from survivor to thriver. "What a courageous story of triumph. I could relate to times in my life when I betrayed my own sense of knowing and experienced deep despair from accepting someone else's claims of what I should believe. Elizabeth's book lets us know we are not alone in this experience and provides tools for forgiving ourselves and going on to live a full life."-Esther Hart, author of Journey to Personal Freedom and Giggle Factor, a Grownup Fairy Tale

Ashera is a goddess. Her mates are battling against Ambrose's father. Judah, King of Sahira, is missing; his brother slain while masquerading as king.Freedom for all still hasn't come to Dunya, so Ashera's mission isn't complete. Changing the nobles' minds is going to be difficult, especially with Tomas still on the loose and the real King Judah missing.Unfortunately, that isn't the biggest hurdle Ashera and her mates now face. Tomas isn't acting alone; he has a very powerful backer. Someone willing to destroy all of Dunya to stop Ashera from ever reaching her full potential.Daimon reveals who is really behind the resistance. A god so powerful, he killed Ashera and one of her mates in a past life, banished Daimon to Dunya, and sealed away the Land of the Gods, so they may never find their way home once reborn.Faced with the thunderous wrath of a vengeful god, can Ashera and her harem really change the world? Or will they die trying?

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The title page calls the author of this 1888 work 'A Lady Astronomer'. She was Elizabeth Brown (1830-99), and the shadow she was pursuing was the eclipse of the sun on 19 August 1887, which could be best observed in northern Russia. Brought up by her father to make weather observations and to use a telescope, she became a member of the Liverpool Astronomical Society - on behalf of which she undertook her Russian expedition - and was later active in founding the British Astronomical Association. (The Royal Astronomical Society did not at this point admit women.) The book describes her journey, from her arrival at Hull to meet her travelling companion, to Russia, and home again. The actual viewing of the eclipse, at Kineshma, 200 miles north-east of Moscow, was spoiled by cloud cover, but her lively and observant account of her adventures is a fascinating record by a pioneering female scientist.