The African divination book is a rich source of knowledge and wisdom that can provide spiritual guidance and insight into various aspects of life. This ancient practice has been used by African communities for centuries to seek answers, make decisions, and gain a deeper understanding of their place in the universe. One of the most exciting developments in recent years is the availability of this divination book as a PDF download. This means that anyone with an internet connection can access this valuable resource and benefit from its teachings. The PDF format allows for easy access and portability, making it convenient for individuals to have this book on their electronic devices at all times. Whether you are at home, on a trip, or even in a remote location, you can have the guidance and wisdom of this ancient practice at your fingertips.
Magic-less witch Violet Maxwell wants nothing to do with alpha wolf shifter Lincoln Thorne—the man who broke her fragile, teenage heart. But when the two of them are forced by arcane Supernatural Laws to find mates, Violet and Lincoln agree to fake-date their way to a fake-mating in order to conjure themselves some time.
From the far left cushion, April Asher pens laugh-out-loud romantic comedies with a paranormal twist, but when she s not putting her characters into embarrassing situations with supernatural entities, she also writes high-octane romantic suspense as April Hunt, her thrill-seeking alter ego. But when the two of them are forced by arcane Supernatural Laws to find mates, Violet and Lincoln agree to fake-date their way to a fake-mating in order to conjure themselves some time.
Whether you are at home, on a trip, or even in a remote location, you can have the guidance and wisdom of this ancient practice at your fingertips. The African divination book covers a wide range of topics, including love and relationships, career and finance, health and well-being, and spiritual growth. It contains rituals, prayers, and interpretations that can help individuals navigate through life's challenges and make informed decisions.
Review: Not the Witch You Wed by April Asher
Not the Witch You Wed follows Violet Maxwell, the oldest sister of a set of triplets and the only one who doesn’t have any magic. Content with her role as magicless black sheep of the family and letting her sisters having the spotlight of the magical community, the rug is pulled out from under her when the supernatural council orders her that, as the oldest sibling, magical or not, she has to find a mate right away. Lincoln Thorne, an alpha wolf shifter who broke Violet’s heart when they were both teens, finds himself in a similar conundrum. To remain the alpha of his pack, he needs to find a mate before his fast-approaching birthday. Struggling to find a partner, Violet and Lincoln agree to fake-date their way to a fake mating in order to give themselves time to find another solution. But when old feelings resurface—along with Violet’s unexpected magic—they both realise there’s nothing fake about their love. Yet with old secrets, family meddling and past hurt trying to tear them apart, can Violet and Lincoln find their way back to each other for real?
Can you hear my paranormal romance-loving heart beat like a drum? Not the Witch You Wed was, in a word, fun. There are so many elements in this book that just worked exceptionally well together: supernatural characters (and stereotypes that are turned upside down like the possessive alpha trope), relatable family dynamics (who hasn’t had their parents and siblings meddling in their love lives, honestly), a patriarchal (and super outdated) council and last but not least, a smart, sassy and savvy protagonist that neatly ties the narrative together.
There’s also something to be said for worldbuilding in this story. Without boggling down the narrative with too much information, Asher introduces the history of the magical community, the archaic power structures and the young generation’s struggle to create a new, more inclusive community and gives an outlook on what’s to come for Violet’s sisters. I also really liked how seamless the transitions were between the overarching romance and Violet’s relationships with her friends and her family, but most of all, her relationship with her self and her powers. Violet’s a genuinely kind character and it was interesting to see her invest so much time into other people and showing them how great they are while also battling her own insecurities, especially once her magic surfaced. Violet’s struggle to figure out her magic added so much to the story and seeing her friends help her any way they can was just so sweet.
I’m also willing to bet that it’s physically impossible not to be smitten by Violet and Lincoln’s romance. I’m a sucker for love interests that are devoted to their partner and Lincoln definitely delivered on that. Stories where the reader knows the reasons for a break up or someone getting their heart broken yet not the protagonist knowing it can be so nail-bitingly dramatic and that’s the case in this book. I loved how we got to see Lincoln try and make up for what he did and Violet giving him the pieces of the puzzle he was missing, and vice versa. The banter between Violet and Linc also just felt so genuine and even in the beginning stages when you know Violet just wants to tear his head off for how he broke her heart, there’s no denying their chemistry. From unexpected run-ins to downright heartwarming displays of affection, these two were explosive to follow.
While I won’t spoil the ending, I will say that I didn’t expect the outcome but genuinely wanted to cheer for the Maxwell matriarch who adds another layer of awesomeness (even in her eighties) to the story. Honestly, I’m so stoked to read the romances of the other Maxwell sisters!
A juicy cocktail of steam, snark, and secrets, Not the Witch You Wed is a playful paranormal second chance romance, perfect for fans of Charmed and The Ex Hex!
Not the Witch You Wed is available from Amazon, Book Depository, and other good book retailers, like your local bookstore, as of February 8th 2022.
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Furthermore, the availability of this book as a PDF download allows for easy sharing and dissemination of knowledge. Individuals can easily share the book with their friends, family, or anyone who may benefit from its teachings. This not only promotes the spread of wisdom but also helps to preserve and celebrate African culture and traditions. In conclusion, the availability of the African divination book as a PDF download is an exciting development that allows for easy access, portability, and sharing of this valuable resource. Its teachings and insights can provide guidance, wisdom, and spiritual growth to individuals seeking answers and a deeper understanding of their lives..
Reviews for "African Divination: A PDF Book to Connect with Your Ancestral Roots"
1. Jane - 1 star
I downloaded "The African Divination Book" hoping to learn more about African divination practices. However, I was highly disappointed with the content. The book was poorly organized and lacked in-depth information about the various methods of divination mentioned. It felt more like a collection of random facts rather than a comprehensive guide. Additionally, the formatting was inconsistent, making it difficult to follow along. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this book to anyone seeking a thorough understanding of African divination.
2. Mark - 2 stars
As someone who has previously studied divination, I was excited to explore the African traditions through "The African Divination Book." Unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. The book seemed more focused on providing a brief overview of different divination methods rather than delving into their intricacies. The lack of depth made it challenging to grasp the essence and significance of these practices. Furthermore, the numerous grammatical errors and typos distracted from the overall reading experience. While there were a few interesting tidbits of information, I ultimately found this book to be underwhelming and limited in its educational value.
3. Sarah - 1 star
"The African Divination Book" was a huge disappointment for me. Firstly, the writing style was tedious and dry, making it difficult to engage with the material. Moreover, the author seemed to rely heavily on assumptions and generalizations, rather than providing concrete information. This led to a lack of authenticity and credibility in the content. The book also failed to offer any practical guidance or examples of how to apply the divination methods described. Overall, I found this book to be a wasted opportunity and would not recommend it to anyone interested in African divination.