Stealing Flowers

Stealing Flowers
ISBN-10
0978011821
ISBN-13
9780978011826
Category
Children of the rich
Pages
293
Language
English
Published
2006
Publisher
Edward A St Amant
Author
E. A. St. Amant

Description

Made of an humanistic fabric; very good -- excellent, an exceedingly informative and absorbing story. I loved Una. The creepy cults and belief systems portrayed in this work are well researched and I must say, it freaked me out how effectively they recruit new members, manipulate facts and abuse the truth to keep them in their collectives ... an outstanding read ... Una is an intriguing character; her subtle presence, calm kind words and wisdom left this reader with the desire to personally meet with her, or the muse that inspired her character.

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