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The Vampire Ritual Book

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The Vampire Ritual Book contains rituals, ceremonies, and rites of passage written specifically for the modern vampire community. Explore vampire-themed seasonal rites, marriage ceremonies, and personal rituals within this tome. The book also includes a number of vampire-specific rituals, such as the promising of a donor, rites for founding new houses, and initiation ceremonies to bring a new vampire into the community.

160 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2007

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Michelle Belanger

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M. Belanger is a prolific author, performer, creator, and game designer. Since the 90s, you've seen their work through Marvel AR, the History Channel, Wizards of the Coast, Paizo, Onyx Path, Nox Arcana, Osbourne Media, Llewellyn Books, Crossed Crow, Titan, Tenebrous Press, and their own imprints. Belanger specializes in paranormal, Gothic, and atmospheric horror.

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February 17, 2021
As a ritual guide this is more than enough for anyone getting started or returning to the life of ritual. It’s interesting and informative. Michelle Belanger goes the extra mile to help guide as much as she can. The outcome of anything anyone does is always our own responsibility. This book is a good place to begin. For more advanced guidance look at Michelle Belanger’s very expansive book list. Michelle is a Very Trusted Reliable and Much Experienced in her MANY areas of Professional Working Life. If you can’t find what you’re looking for from Michelle Belanger - then email her and ask her for advice! If she doesn’t know, she may know someone who does. It’s as simple that. Hope this helps. B.B. Deborah N.
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