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Moondance
AN ADDICTIVE SPIN ON SPIRITUAL AWAKENING, SOULMATES and REINCARNATION
Moondance is a fast-paced, contemporary tale of spiritual awakening that's part psychological thriller and part allegory. It takes its main character on a dramatic, roller-coaster ride blending real life and fantasy, soulmates and reincarnation, with profound insights along the way.
The story revolves around MBA student Althea Brecht who thought she had life planned out – until an unthinkable betrayal turns her life upside down. To heal her heartbreak, Althea throws herself into work and into the arms of unsuitable lovers.
At work, she manages to keep it together. But at night, she is immersed in a sensory dream world. Conversations with her long-deceased step-father hint at family secrets. A seductive green-eyed man extends an invitation that both draws her in, and terrifies her. Each day she gets up and goes to work, wondering about her sanity.
Taking her life back, Althea abandons her lucrative career as a management consultant. When she meets the mild-mannered Michael Foster with green-eyes like the man her dreams, her inner and outer worlds collide. She’s told that she’s run out of time and that SHE MUST NOW MAKE A CHOICE. She is free to refuse – but if she does, she risks losing everything.
WILL ALTHEA CHOOSE TRUE LOVE – OR ILLUSION? If you enjoy a thought-provoking read at a thriller pace, you’ll love Karen M. Black’s deep dive into karmic soulmates, the lies of life, and a hidden world where truth is revealed.
Moondance is a fast-paced, contemporary tale of spiritual awakening that's part psychological thriller and part allegory. It takes its main character on a dramatic, roller-coaster ride blending real life and fantasy, soulmates and reincarnation, with profound insights along the way.
The story revolves around MBA student Althea Brecht who thought she had life planned out – until an unthinkable betrayal turns her life upside down. To heal her heartbreak, Althea throws herself into work and into the arms of unsuitable lovers.
At work, she manages to keep it together. But at night, she is immersed in a sensory dream world. Conversations with her long-deceased step-father hint at family secrets. A seductive green-eyed man extends an invitation that both draws her in, and terrifies her. Each day she gets up and goes to work, wondering about her sanity.
Taking her life back, Althea abandons her lucrative career as a management consultant. When she meets the mild-mannered Michael Foster with green-eyes like the man her dreams, her inner and outer worlds collide. She’s told that she’s run out of time and that SHE MUST NOW MAKE A CHOICE. She is free to refuse – but if she does, she risks losing everything.
WILL ALTHEA CHOOSE TRUE LOVE – OR ILLUSION? If you enjoy a thought-provoking read at a thriller pace, you’ll love Karen M. Black’s deep dive into karmic soulmates, the lies of life, and a hidden world where truth is revealed.
- GenresFiction
381 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2008
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About the author
Karen M. Black
2 books1 followerKaren M. Black is the creator of the inspirational web site Heart Explorations.
Karen writes from her lovely 160 year old heritage home in small town Ontario.
Readers can keep in touch with Karen through her free soul letter Moondancing, which inspires readers to see life with new eyes.
Karen writes from her lovely 160 year old heritage home in small town Ontario.
Readers can keep in touch with Karen through her free soul letter Moondancing, which inspires readers to see life with new eyes.
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November 29, 2008
Good storyline, but very confusing at times. Need to have a background knowledge is astrological signs/readings in order to really understand. In about the last 100 pages the story finally comes together.
December 27, 2012
Confusing. Long but good!
December 14, 2013
This book was confusing for me. The first half was okay and the second half was confusing.
February 27, 2013
I found it very hard to get into this book. It made more sense in the end.
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