Pacific North Witch - Gibbs, Beth
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Reva Quinn has good reason not to believe in magic. With her life in Seattle in pieces after a mental health spiral, she has nowhere to go but to her eccentric Aunt Sandra's all-women commune on the Oregon coast. But this refuge isn't just for women; it's for witches. And Reva doesn't believe in witches. Not anymore. Reva's four new roommates, with their uncanny abilities, welcome her into their lives, and Reva begins to feel a sense of home. But evil hunts Reva, a terrifying demon that stirs up hate among the local town folk who turn against the witches. Reva must face her past and her own…mehr

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Reva Quinn has good reason not to believe in magic. With her life in Seattle in pieces after a mental health spiral, she has nowhere to go but to her eccentric Aunt Sandra's all-women commune on the Oregon coast. But this refuge isn't just for women; it's for witches. And Reva doesn't believe in witches. Not anymore. Reva's four new roommates, with their uncanny abilities, welcome her into their lives, and Reva begins to feel a sense of home. But evil hunts Reva, a terrifying demon that stirs up hate among the local town folk who turn against the witches. Reva must face her past and her own unpredictable power if she wants to save her new friends and, ultimately, herself.
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Beth Gibbs is an award-winning writer of fiction and nonfiction for mainstream audiences. She is also a speaker and self-awareness trainer who has held management and executive positions in media, higher education and nonprofit organizations. She holds a master's degree in Communications from the University of Hartford and another in Yoga Therapy and Mind/Body Health from Lesley University in Cambridge, MA.Beth established The Garnett Gibbs Family Fund at the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving in memory of her parents. The purpose of the fund is to support healthy living programs in the greater Hartford, Connecticut, region for at-risk populations and people of all ages, especially programs for children in public schools and community settings. She founded and continues to support the Wake Up and Relax yoga program for Hartford's Camp Courant, Inc., that serves urban children ages five to thirteen.She is a member of Journey Writers, Inc., a not-for-profit organization that provides a safe space for writers to share their work and to give and receive honest, constructive, encouraging feedback. The group also offers a variety of programs for members to present their work to a wider audience.Beth also blogs on her website at bethgibbs.com.