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Kittie

Kittie

the name is kittie, and i love cats, music, my kids, my husband, WRITING, plants, my faith (wicca), the wind, the sacramento river (wich i live by), education, history, meditation, but most of all getting lost in one of my many books.
i read mosty paranormal action/romance, historical bios, historical paranormal novels, chillers, thrillers,... more »
  • Shasta County, CA, USA
  • member since August 28 2009

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  • Tamara of Troy (a.k.a. TT The Sparkling Diva)

    Tamara of Troy (a.k.a. TT The Sparkling Diva) says

    You missed me too? I feel bad now. I will come by the site more often.

    posted 5 days ago. ( send a note )
  • Tamara of Troy (a.k.a. TT The Sparkling Diva)

    Tamara of Troy (a.k.a. TT The Sparkling Diva) says

    :hugs: I'm just an email away

    posted 5 days ago. ( send a note )
  • Soyinka O

    Soyinka O says

    Peace and blessings let me share with you cosmic beginnings…
    What is Cosmic Beginnings?

    They are the chaos chronicles an ancient prophecy; one where the war in heaven thunders across the known universe. This is a story told through the cultural eyes of mother Africa. These are her legends her heroes and heroines that have been brushed beneath the surface or politely bleached out of the world view. This is the story of African gods and goddesses that have existed long before western man’s civilization came into existence.
    Every culture from around the globe speaks of their deities the benevolent and the malevolent Norse, Greek, Roman and so forth. Throughout the decades comic books, cartoons animations and novels are dedicate to them acknowledging their triumphs and defeats. Where are mother Africa’s heroes outside of those Egyptian deities who have been so politely Europeanized and dissected away from the continent of Africa? Where are those deities with complexions like onyx, hematite, and cooper with pepper corn hair looking as if they had been chiseled from granite?
    Cosmic Beginnings contains some of the most unique and original characters bringing pages to life revealing a world shrouded in illusions and mystery.
    Unsuspecting and unknowing Kenyatta is part of an ancient prophecy despite her being unaware of the prophecy her spirit is completely aware leading her into the dream time where she encounters horrific dream imagery that literally draws blood. Her Native American ancestors urge her to seek out the blood that is strongest in her veins; thus she embarks on a deadly journey through West Africa for answers.
    Captain Fatima Jatari is a seasoned seafaring black woman and captain of the H20C.A.T.
    a vessel commission solely for the purpose of investigating unexplainable incidents, bizarre accidents and fatalities off the coast of Nigeria. When a series of mysterious events leaving a wake of turmoil and chaos erupt she and her crew are immediately dispatched to investigate the source of the upheaval, but unbeknownst to her she and her crew all share a part in the ancient prophecy. On land and sea these two woman’s paths must cross to rise up against an unimaginable malefic force.
    AVAILABLE NOW
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    posted 11 days ago. ( send a note )
  • Dhamphir

    Dhamphir says

    yeah mine too i'm goping
    that since i'm going to san antonio
    (tx) i might restock my bookshelves
    and then donate the old books to the library or
    charity
    thats what i ussually do
    but they always put on good faces when a
    goth girl -me- enters the store/library
    and gives them a bunch of joke books and
    '' nonsad/goth'' books
    i feel good donating but awkuard when they
    do that

    posted 13 days ago. ( send a note )
  • Dhamphir

    Dhamphir says

    oh yeah there is a waiting list for it and
    not at all short

    posted 2 weeks ago. ( send a note )
  • Raquel

    Raquel says

    Hey Kittie how are you?? I see you read twilight you know at first when everyone started reading this book I could not see why they love it but now that I have read it I totally understand why, I can't get over Edward!!!!!!

    posted 2 weeks ago. ( send a note )
  • Dhamphir

    Dhamphir says

    what do you mean??
    is it verry hard to get?
    my sis alreday got it

    posted 2 weeks ago. ( send a note )
  • Dhamphir

    Dhamphir says

    hey thanks for the book recomendation!!
    i already put it on my shelf and my sis is trying to
    get it on hold 4 me!!
    thanks

    posted 2 weeks ago. ( send a note )
  • Solitaire

    Solitaire says

    Hey Kittie, sorry about not replying, I haven't been on here in a while. Kittie and love cats.. LOL.. Kinda goes hand and hand!

    Thanks for the compliment about being awesome.. I'm not the worst in the world. What ya see is what ya get!

    And wow you have an impressive shelf...

    posted 2 weeks ago. ( send a note )
  • Dhamphir

    Dhamphir says

    its funny but my friend told me
    to read 13 bullets so thats what i
    am reading so i'm kind of in a pause
    with succubus blues!!

    posted 3 weeks ago. ( send a note )
  • Megan

    Megan says

    That is terrible to hear! I do understand the less known religions' reasons for not wanting to be very open about their beliefs. I can't believe how people can be so...blind. It makes me really mad.

    posted 3 weeks ago. ( send a note )
  • Ruth M

    Ruth M says

    hi. well i finished night's touch-amanda ashley. excellent story. love her books.i read strange candy. loved it. i am sure you will.enjoy your books. next i will have to decide on what to read next.

    posted 3 weeks ago. ( send a note )
  • Dhamphir

    Dhamphir says

    hey your pretty ! i'm reading succubus blues
    by richelle mead after that im going to read
    the silver kiss by anette curtis klause
    [the author of blood and chocolate
    have you read it?

    posted 3 weeks ago. ( send a note )
  • Megan

    Megan says

    Well, I'm Christian. The majority of people in Kansas are either Christian or Catholic. All of the other faiths never talk about what it is like or what they believe. I find it kind of sad because I'm intrested.

    posted 3 weeks ago. ( send a note )
  • Dhamphir

    Dhamphir says

    ok thanks
    ill make sure todo that!!
    what are you reading right now?
    hey out of curiosity, but
    are you the 1 in your pic?
    you dont have to answer!!

    posted 3 weeks ago. ( send a note )
  • Megan

    Megan says

    Hey, thanks again. I love learning about new religions. How people judge makes me so mad! They don't even try to understand.

    posted 3 weeks ago. ( send a note )
  • Ruth M

    Ruth M says

    i feel the same. and blood bound was excellent,also. happy reading!

    posted 3 weeks ago. ( send a note )
  • CrimeSleuthJunkie

    CrimeSleuthJunkie says

    Hi Kittie....very interesting group of books you have and I shall relish browsing through them...if you don't object..lol...take care, Rita

    posted 3 weeks ago. ( send a note )
  • Ruth M

    Ruth M says

    i loved it. i think you will also. hopefully you will find the time. here's hoping you can. have fun with the kids. my book that i am reading it so good. i will finish it in the next couple of days. i dont read as fast as i used to. but definitely am loving amanda ashley's books. i hope you get to finish it. you will enjoy it.

    posted 3 weeks ago. ( send a note )
  • Megan

    Megan says

    Thanks soo much! I had no clue what that was, thank you for informing me!

    posted 3 weeks ago. ( send a note )


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