Shaking the Tree-A Bree MacLeod Story

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Have you ever wondered if life is more than a series of random events?
Or if invisible threads might weave together seemingly unrelated moments?
Bree MacLeod-wise woman, shaman and Daughter of
the goddess Bríghid-knows the Truth.

But when Daphne O'Shea steps into her office, a simple question carries Bree beyond the Otherworld and the Allies she knows and loves... 

"Why do I always run from love?"

Now Bree must track the answer to her client's question into the spaces of the Wild where the hunter becomes the hunted.All Rights Reserved

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Part One-The Journey Begins
Sun, May 5, 2019

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Part One-The Journey Begins
Sun, May 5, 2019

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