Gris-Gris - Miranda, #3

Name: Gris-Gris
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Author: R C Ducantlin
ISBN: 9781949211191

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R C Ducantlin

R C Ducantlin, Ltd.
Paru le : 27/07/2020

Dear Reader, Miranda Everlasting is a collection of three short stories: Fò Miranda, Envie, and Gris-Gris. Fò Miranda (Timeframe: 1915-1950s)Young... > Lire la suite

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Dear Reader, Miranda Everlasting is a collection of three short stories: Fò Miranda, Envie, and Gris-Gris. Fò Miranda (Timeframe: 1915-1950s)Young Miranda says she is going to be famous. She wants to be in the movies and fly aeroplanes. The LaLonde plantation survives the war to end all wars, the flu of 1918, and the great depression. The dreams of the child destroyed, Albee helps Miranda becomes famous. Not all voodoo is bad voodoo. Envie (Timeframe: 1950s-1990s)Miranda became famous though very few people know her name.
She is a troubadour who plays the guitar and sings. Miranda lives on in the music her brother Beau plays. Some voodoo is for the dead. Gris-Gris (Timeframe: 1990s-2010s)A Gris-Gris (gree-gree) is a talisman, an amulet, a voodoo charm, a spell, or magic used in warding off evil and bringing good luck to oneself or bestowing misfortune on another. Rand understands he must carry the burden of the LaLonde family legacy.
His great aunt Miranda ensures the legacy continues. Some Voodoo Is For The Living. Voodoo Is Eternal.

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Date de parution : 27/07/2020
Editeur : R C Ducantlin, Ltd.
Collection : Miranda
ISBN : 978-1-949211-19-1
EAN : 9781949211191
Format : ePub

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Biographie de R C Ducantlin

Fortunately, in secondary school, my interest in reading was sparked. A close friend and an instructor, who took interest in a boy he later called 'The rebel without a clue., ' were instrumental in my learning the value of a good book. Both piqued my interest in reading. My lifelong friend inspired me to read J. R. R. Tolkien and I became addicted to the fantasy genre. The instructor required I read interesting historical novels for academic credit.
Frank Norris, Leon Uris, and Ken Follett are inspirations and fuel my love of history. Born to a military family, it was logical that I follow the military tradition. However, after four years of "yes sirs" and scraping the wax off floors I decided there must be more fun in a corporate career. Thirty plus years of work experiences across the globe, the corporate career landed me in Colorado, where I live with my wife and I can be close to my children and grandchildren.