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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS A book is never written in a vacuum. Thank you to everyone who has been there loving me, supporting me, named and unnamed. In no particular order: #TAM; Natalie Zaman; my editor, Judika Illes (no turquoise, lol), and everyone at Weiser Books who helped create this book. Heather Grothaus, H. Byron Ballard, Star Bustamonte, Dorothy Morrison, Patti Wigington, experts and talents, all. Thank you, Lord Brian and Whitemarsh Theod. Mama Lori and Mystickal Voyage. JMJ: I love you. Michael: you remind me when I need to hear it; thank you. Amanda: Manhattans in Manhattan, on me. LH: I can't wait for you to hold this book. MK: Dinner on me. Thanks for listening. Kane: deserted island party, taking bets on how long before the rescue crew shows. Kristin: thank you for walking into Brew Ha-Ha. I love you. Caroline K.: thank you for listening. To Miss Mellie, for showing my mother this was never just a phase. To the people who couldn't wait to hold this book. And to you, gentle reader—yes, you.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Amy Blackthorn has been described as an “arcane horticulturalist” for her lifelong work with magical plants and teaching of hoodoo and plant-based magic. She incorporates her experiences in British Traditional Witchcraft with her horticulture studies. She is trained as a clinical aromatherapist and is ordained through the Gryphon's Grove School of Shamanism. Amy has appeared on Huf Post Live, Yahoo News, and Top 10 Secrets and Mysteries (Episode: “Supernatural Abilities”). Her interviews have appeared in the Associated Press, the Baltimore Sun, BankRate.com, Realtor.com, the Connecticut Post, and more. Amy's company, Blackthorn Hoodoo Blends, creates tea based on old Hoodoo formulas. She lives in Delaware. Visit her at www.amyblackthorn.com.
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