The Practice of Witchcraft Today by Robin Skelton

The Practice of Witchcraft Today by Robin Skelton

Ann and Michael have both been married before. Their past relationships ended in nothing but heartbreak, and they both carry the battle scars to prove it. Love is frankly the last thing on Ann's mind. She has a severely ill daughter to care for; plus, she worries that her ex might show up and tear her life apart-again.

Michael lives far, far away from his children, and emotionally, he's far away from everyone. He thinks he's too battered and bruised to be in a relationship. He feels he doesn't deserve love, and he barely remembers how to give it. Then, a chance meeting brings Ann and Michael together, and new feelings threaten their equilibrium.

Ann has trust issues. She refuses to trust another man with her heart, but she also has trouble trusting men with her children. Michael is afraid of ruining Ann's life as he has ruined his own. Yet, their connection is undeniable, and it will take a leap of faith from both of them to make this unexpected love last.

For ROBIN SKELTON, poetry was a calling. He was famed internationally for his commitment to poetry and his mastery of poetic forms. Before his death in 1997, he published over 30 books of poetry, was a passionate anthologist and translator, author of four books of poetic theory and instruction, and was known as Canada's premier poetic craftsman. Skelton founded the Creative Writing Department at the University of Victoria, where he taught poetry, prosody, and publishing from 1963 until his retirement in 1990. He was a founding editor of The Malahat Review which under his stewardship, became one of the few prestigious and truly international literary magazines in the English speaking world.

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ISBN 13	9780806516745
ISBN 10	0806516747
Title	The Practice of Witchcraft Today
Author	Robin Skelton
Series	Citadel Library Of Mystic Arts
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Kensington Publishing
Year published	1995-09-01
Number of pages	216
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