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POWER TAROT

by Trish MacGregor and Phyllis Vega

Fireside (Simon & Schuster), June 1998

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This book provides more than a hundred tarot speads that give specific answers to people's most important questions. The book can be used by novices and pros alike.

Adams Publishing, August 1997, ISBN 1-55850-807-4

Absolutely everything you ever wanted to know about your dreams, and then some. THE EVERYTHING DREAMS BOOK is an entertaining compendium that will appeal to anyone interested in the art and science of dream interpretation. Today, most dream analysts agree that we can use our dreams as tools for better understanding ourselves and for solving our waking-life problems. In fact, many researchers believe that if we learn to program our dreams correctly, we can travel backwards--and forwards--in time.

This exciting book explains with vivid details how to incubate, recall, and interpret dreams. It includes a complete glossary of common dream themes that explain what they mean, and how they apply to your waking life. In short, THE EVERYTHING DREAMS BOOK exposes readers to a fascinating new aspect of their nightlife, and the potential that is locked within us all.

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Hyperion, Published December 1995, $21.95
ISBN 0-7868-6106-1

For the police, the death of bail bondsman Lou Hernando and the disappearance of his chief beneficiary and prime suspect in the murder, Ross Blade, seems to be an open and shut case. But as private detectives Mike McCleary and Quin St. James investigate further into their friend’s death, they discover a complex web of possible suspects who could all gain from his demise. From forlorn lovers to duplicitous businessmen, Mike and Quin race against time to find the real killer before they become the next victims.

Hyperion, November 1994, $21.95, ISBN 0-7868-6061-8

The novel opens with the voice of the killer: a woman who has murdered another woman. The deceased is Janis Krieger, wife of a Chilean healer named Alejandro Domingo, a fisherman whose amazing powers have brought him into the upper crust of Palm Beach, Florida, society. Across town, in a less wealthy section, Mike McCleary is shot while out jogging one fine February morning. Does it have anything to do with the investigation he’s conducting without the knowledge of his wife and partner, an inquiry spurred on by the contents of a shoebox left in McCleary’s car after a phone call from a man calling himself Blue Pearl?

Hyperion, September 1993, $19.95, ISBN 1-56282-789-8

T. J. MacGregor’s atmospheric, pulse-pounding novels featuring the husband and wife team of Quin St. James and Mike McCleary have earned her legions of fans. In her hardcover debut she ups the ante, in an ambitious, suspenseful, unputdownable story of greed, overwhelming ambition, and spirits of the dead in the magical but dangerous city of Miami.