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A SET OF SUPERNATURAL MURDERS spurs a close-knit group of friends into action in this charming cozy paranormal mystery. Small-town Arizona setting, mystical lore, and a touch of romance combine in an entertaining read. B PLUS

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bethdolgner.comTerminated at the Trailhead (Nightmare, Arizona Paranormal Cozy Mysteries Book 9) Paperback

#WordWeavers 1. Introduce your MC to your best friend.

Me: Roxy, I don’t know if ever told you about my narrative character, Ume. She is a #transfem #butch and aspiring writer. She is married to a #transmasc #asexual. They decide Ume needs a girlfriend who will return her physical affections. Ume picks a toxic ex-idol cursed with a dead lover who wants to kill her. Oh Ume doesn’t have as much trauma as my last two narrators.

Roxy: I take it. This is another #yuri #horror.

Me: No more yuri weird tale #supernatural stuff. But Ume doesn’t have any supernatural ability. It all her girlfriend. #KonbiniIdol #polyamory #Trans #NMWW

"Maria Maria" is a song by American rock band Santana featuring #theProductGAndB, included on Santana's 18th studio album, #Supernatural (1999). The song was written by #WyclefJean, #JerryWondaDuplessis, #CarlosSantana, Karl Perazzo, and Raul Rekow, while Jean and Duplessis produced it. The track samples the drum beat from "God Make Me Funky" by American #jazzFusion band #theHeadhunters.
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Easily, our favorite headline today: "Spooky floating lights in South Carolina could be earthquake farts."

From Science News: "Radon, methane or other gases that rise from the ground during quakes could have been ignited by static electricity or sparks from shifting rocks or passing trains, causing the vapors to luminesce."

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Science News · Spooky floating lights in South Carolina could be earthquake fartsGases that rise from the earth during earthquakes could explain strange sightings of floating balls of light.