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March 2010_june_july_2009.qxd 29/03/2010 11:53 AM Page 41 Damned & Natalie Locke 41 "Fascinating and simultaneously disturbing," Father Paul Keenan, author of Elisha's Jars "If you're worried about the evil eye, think you have bad karma or that someone has put the hoodoo on you... this book is worth more than a big mojo bag filled with good luck charms anyday!" Timothy Beckley, ConspiracyJournal.com "By far, Shelley's best work ever!!! Simple in approach, chilling in delivery, the true life spine tingling tales in "Damned" are down right disturbing yet eerily enlightening. After reading, be prepared to spend a sleepless night with only your thoughts and goosebumps to keep you company." Keith Sniadach, screenwriter, The Gatekeeper Are You Blessed, Cursed or Just Lucky? That’s the question Dr Kaehr asked her mailing list several years ago, assuming they would all feel like she does – incredibly blessed. Unbelievably, the answer she received turned out entirely different. 80% of respondents said they were cursed beyond repair and the stories they told were so fascinating, she included them in her latest book, Damned: True Tales of the Cursed, Hexed and Bewitched. She believes we get what we think about, so the book also discusses the counseling work she did to assist these cursed souls in creating happier lives. For more information and insight visit her website at.... www.shelleykaehr.com NATALIE LOCKE & THE SHAPESHIFTER On her way to a weekend ski vacation, Natalie Locke is involved in a head-on collision on a snowy highway and finds herself traveling through the space between life and death, where she sees a Native American man who visited her rock shop earlier that day. Lone Eagle went to Locke’s Rocks in Albuquerque to find an important tribal artifact and return it to his father, Chief Looking Elk. Before the elderly chief passes away, he makes Lone Eagle promise one thing – to teach Natalie the ways of their tribe. There’s only one problem – Natalie suffered a coma from her injuries. Now, Lone Eagle must use his medicine as a Native American Shapeshifter to travel between worlds and help the girl get home. In the process, he learns a dark secret, and the painful past he shares with the Locke family threatens to destroy his tribal legacy. Will Natalie wake up and return to the world of the living? And if so, can she forgive Lone Eagle's father for the past they share, and ultimately accept the gifts of healing and prophecy that await her? For more information on Leah Leonard and her other books visit... www.leahleonard.com