Books by Catherine Green
Love Redeems (A Redcliffe Novel) Book 3
It’s Complicated (The Redcliffe Novels)
The Wolf and the Fairy (Short Story)
My Vampire Boyfriend (The Redcliffe Novels)
Love Hurts (A Redcliffe Novel) Book 1
Return of the Vampire Hunter
Love Kills (A Redcliffe Novel) Book 2
The Darkness of Love
Vampire of Blackpool-
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Tag Archives: time for reflection
Time Out!
I need some time out! Luckily, I have a fantastic group of friends, and they have organised our annual Mummies Spa Weekend. Tomorrow I am leaving my husband in charge of the children (or is that the other way around?) … Continue reading
The Goddess Must Rest
I am tired. These past three months have been very challenging, and there is still more to come. Modern life is very stressful, and my family and I are currently preparing to move house, which is supposedly among one of … Continue reading
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Merry Solstice from the Pagan Housewife!
We have reached the darkest day of the year, when night is longer than day, and we rarely see sunshine. This is the season of midwinter, the Yule Solstice, the shortest day. For pagans, it is a time to honour … Continue reading
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