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Til Death Do Us Part
"Cara's troubles began when she was caught speeding. Before they were behind her, her best friend had been murdered, her house had been broken into, and her own life was in danger. She had to solve the puzzle of an interested young man from a very different background and the identity of the murderer before she became the next victim."--Cover.Cara and her boyfriend Gregg try to find the person who murdered her best friend
219 pages, Paperback
First published March 1, 1997
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About the author
Tori Hartman
19 books36 followersTori Hartman is a world renowned psychic, author and spiritual teacher. She is the only psychic ever interviewed by The New York Times and L.A. Business Journal for her work in business and conscious expansion. As the author of the Chakra Wisdom Oracle deck (scheduled to release June 2014 via Watkins Publishing UK),Tori continues to promote what has always been the key to her success; The spiritual empowerment, healing and education of people. She believes that in order to heal and manifest our heart's desires we need to incorporate our family legacy to find our soul's purpose and to live with a deep sense of belonging.
Born and raised in New York's Greenwich Village during the 1960s, the environment in "The Village" at the time was anything goes, and little if any self-expression was questioned. Her creativity included love beads, astrology and the Beatnik scene at the White Tavern.
At the age of eight, Tori's parents discovered her psychic abilities. Her mother was a playwright and gifted astrologer, her father was a World War II Veteran and actor. While her mother understood and supported the gift, ultimately, alcoholism blocked the spiritual connection that Tori and her mother might have shared. In 1976 when Tori was a teen, her mother died of alcoholism. It would take more than 25 years to piece together the damaging mosaic that her mother left behind.
When thinking about her deeply troubled mom, Tori says, "life taught me that the deep wounds inflicted upon some of us as children are Spirit's way of leaving us open to receive messages. We are given the gift of wounds to assist others in their healing."
For over a decade now Tori Hartman has been promoting the empowerment of individuals
Born and raised in New York's Greenwich Village during the 1960s, the environment in "The Village" at the time was anything goes, and little if any self-expression was questioned. Her creativity included love beads, astrology and the Beatnik scene at the White Tavern.
At the age of eight, Tori's parents discovered her psychic abilities. Her mother was a playwright and gifted astrologer, her father was a World War II Veteran and actor. While her mother understood and supported the gift, ultimately, alcoholism blocked the spiritual connection that Tori and her mother might have shared. In 1976 when Tori was a teen, her mother died of alcoholism. It would take more than 25 years to piece together the damaging mosaic that her mother left behind.
When thinking about her deeply troubled mom, Tori says, "life taught me that the deep wounds inflicted upon some of us as children are Spirit's way of leaving us open to receive messages. We are given the gift of wounds to assist others in their healing."
For over a decade now Tori Hartman has been promoting the empowerment of individuals
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