Abundance – #Gratitude #Giveaway #Thanksgiving

 Image by Jill Wellington from Pixabay

The holidays have snuck up on me. Between working at my new job and finishing my latest novel, I haven’t have time to prepare anything special for today. But never mind. All one really needs for Thanksgiving is an open heart and a consciousness of one’s blessings.

I’m incredibly grateful today. I’m almost fully recovered from my broken arm and surgery; in fact, I’ve recently started my swimming regimen again, which is both a psychological boost and a physical boon. My forced retirement has led to new employment which is in fact a much better fit to my abilities and personality. My husband is a treasure, a beloved companion as well as a practical helpmate. So far I’ve dodged the Covid bullet, and meanwhile, the pandemic has paradoxically brought me much closer to many friends and family. One can joke about Zoom, but when you live half a world away from people you care about, it’s yet another gift.

As for my writing – there are few things that bring me so much joy. I'm really excited about my new novel, The Journeyman's Trial, which I hope to release in a few weeks. And I truly appreciate you, my readers and fans. Some of you have been on my email list for a decade. Thank you for sticking with me!

As a small token of my gratitude, I have a Thanksgiving gift for you all. I’ll give a free copy of one of my holiday stories to anyone who leaves me a comment with your email address (obfuscated is fine). Let me know in your comment which one you’d prefer: Gray Christmas (mature holiday erotic romance), Cherry Pie and Mistletoe (ditto) or Santa, Baby! (lighthearted holiday erotica).

Thank you!

This coming Sunday, the 28th of November, is Charity Sunday -- #CharitySundaySignup #Altruism #BlogHop

 Image by Markus Winkler from Pixabay

Charity Sunday is a meme designed to give authors and bloggers a chance to give back to the world—as well as, hopefully, to attract new readers.

How does it work? Each participant selects a favorite charity. Before Charity Sunday, you should prepare a blog post that: 1) talks about the charity and why you support it; 2) provides a link to the charity; 3) includes an excerpt from one of your books; 4) includes the code to show links to other participating blogs.

It’s fun if you can make the excerpt relate somehow to your chosen charity, but this isn’t required.

For every comment left on your post, you commit to giving some amount to the relevant charity. The specific charity and the amount to donate are up to you. You can set an upper limit to your donation if you want.

If you’d like to participate in the next Charity Sunday, just sign up using the Linky List below. Please be sure that the link you enter will lead directly to your Charity Sunday post, not just to the home page of your blog.

For more detailed instructions, go here:

https://lisabetsarai.blogspot.com/2019/08/sign-up-for-charity-sunday.html

You can get my 2021 Charity Sunday banner from here.

For an example post, check out this link from my last Charity Sunday:

https://lisabetsarai.blogspot.com/2021/10/world-change-starts-with-educated.html

---

From the heart – #Poetry #LGBTQ #Giveaway @IzzyS97

I’m delighted today to be hosting fellow poetess Isabel Scheck. I thought you might enjoy something a bit different.

Oh, and Isabel has a giveaway to thank you for reading. See the end of this post!

Blurb

A collection of 35 poems in which a poet thinks about women a little too much... (Sapphic poetry)

Poem no. 30: She’s Captured My Heart

My feelings for her rattle in my heart and spill over into my ribcage like thunder in my chest.

Her laughter sounds soft;
like rose petals and scented candles.

When she glances my way the butterflies
shoot through my heart, puncturing my lungs. Her pretty eyes are all I look for in others.

My feelings for her climb in my heart like
ivy getting stuck in every crevice of my ribcage. Her tattoos have captured my attention
and so has her lovely personality.

About the Author

Isabel is a self-published author and artist who comes from England, but lives in Switzerland. She works with children, which she adores, but she also loves to write; especially in the genres of fantasy, poetry and romance. She uses experiences and images as inspiration to create words. Isabel also loves to express herself by drawing.

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Isabels_artwork

Tumblr: https://www.tumblr.com/Hues-of-Purple

Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/IzzyS97

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThePoeticQueen97/

Lulu spotlight for all of my books: https://www.lulu.com/spotlight/isabelscheck

Buy Link https://www.lulu.com/en/gb/shop/isabel-scheck/cant-think-straight/paperback/product-mv998q.html

Isabel Scheck will be awarding a $15 Amazon or B/N GC to a randomly drawn winner via rafflecopter during the tour.

 

a Rafflecopter giveaway

Suddenly, I’m available -- Shopping for a Turkey by Julia Kent (@jkentauthor) #romcom #holidayromance

Description

I don’t understand Americans.

Or, as we say in Scotland, I dinna understand ye eedjits.

And I definitely dinna understand the crazy mother-in-law of my cousin Declan. Who in their right mind names a wee dog Chuffy?

I’m stuck in New York after ma agent makes a bloody mess of an otherwise good endorsement contract for a sports towel company, and this crazy American holiday–Thanksgiving–is in two days.

The invitation to spend it in Mendon, Massachusetts, with the Jacoby family is about as appealing as rotten haggis. As far as I can tell, Thanksgiving is about stuffing yerself silly, watching pathetic American “football,” while fighting with relatives ye only see once a year.

If I wanted that last one, I’d head back to Scotland, where we dinna need a holiday to be salty to each other.

Ma firm answer is nae.

Until I remember Amy is part of the family.

Suddenly, I’m available.

Eager, even. Perhaps she’ll pull ma wishbone. I hear that’s part of the Turkey Day festivities, aye?

What I canna admit, though, is how she pulls ma heartstrings, too.

Which shouldna feel better than the wishbone, but it does.

And here comes Amy's mother with another holiday tradition, this one a bit early.

A sprig o’ mistletoe, dangling right above Amy’s bonnie head.

–-

Shopping for a Turkey (Shopping for a Billionaire, Book 18) features Scottish football player Hamish McCormick and Amy Jacoby as they navigate unusual cultural norms, new traditions, and the undeniable attraction between these two characters, who have appeared as supporting players in Julia Kent's New York Times-bestselling Shopping series.

It's their turn to have their own all-new spinoff series. And to pull the wishbone. ;)

Buy Links

Amazon (all countries): https://geni.us/SFAT_AznALL

Apple Books: https://geni.us/SFAT_Apple

Kobo: https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/shopping-for-a-turkey

Nook: https://geni.us/SFAT_Nook

Google Play: https://geni.us/SFAT_Google

Print: https://www.amazon.com/Shopping-Turkey-Julia-Kent/dp/1950172635

Bookbub: https://geni.us/SFAT_BookBub

Goodreads: https://geni.us/SFAT_Goodreads

 

Excerpt

Amy

My attention wanders to the back yard. I watch Hamish doing sprint after sprint, over and over, each one as enthusiastically brutal as the last. His legs are a work of art. I'll give him that.

Soccer player legs are a thing. Tree trunks in muscled form, they're huge and powerful, developed by years of daily footwork and bold runs. He's a cocky jerk, but a premier player like Hamish doesn't get to his level without a crushing amount of hard body work.

He just keeps going, sprint after sprint, ignoring the dripping sweat, until he stops to drink, then...

Starts again.

My boots are by the front door, so I pass Dad and Declan, who are laughing together about James being a sophisticated older man. Massachusetts winters mean the heavy boots come out in late October. I'm fine without a coat today, my sweats warm enough, but no way will I head out there bootless.

The yard gets plenty of sun, so the ground he's running on is tan, dead grass, but there’s a perimeter of snow at the base of the fence, where it’s always in the shade. It's cold enough for the top layer of dirt to be frozen, but the terrain is uneven.

Nothing like a soccer field.

“It's not flat like the fields you're used to playing on,” I call out from a small spot of clear concrete on the patio.

“Pitch.”

“Excuse me? Did you just call me a bitch?”

That makes him stop, brow down, sweat dripping from copper-colored ringlets, true horror in his eyes. “What? Nae! I said pitch. With a P.”

“What's a pitch?”

“A field. A soccer field.” He says soccer the way I say, well...

His name.

Dripping with sarcasm.

“Are you capable of having a single conversation with me that doesn't involve insults or sex?”

“I was about to ask ye the same, Amy.”

 

About the Author

New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Julia Kent writes romantic comedy with an edge. Since 2013, she has sold more than 1.5 million books, with 4 New York Times bestsellers and more than 16 appearances on the USA Today bestseller list. Her books have been translated into French and German, with more titles releasing soon. From billionaires to BBWs to new adult rock stars, Julia finds a sensual, goofy joy in every contemporary romance she writes. Unlike Shannon from Shopping for a Billionaire, she did not meet her husband after dropping her phone in a men's room toilet (and he isn't a billionaire). She lives in New England with her husband and three children in a household where the toilet seat is never, ever, down.

Social Media Links

Website: http://jkentauthor.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jkentauthor/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/jkentauthor

Newsletter: http://bit.ly/2PIBi9n

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jkentauthor/

Bookbub: https://www.bookbub.com/authors/julia-kent

Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/3238619.Julia_Kent

Amazon Author Page: https://www.amazon.com/Julia-Kent/e/B00A99V268/

Release blitz organized by Writer Marketing Services.

Steering a Series -- #AmWriting #Series #WritingCraft

Image by moritz320 from Pixabay

 

Marketing data consistently indicate that series sell better than single titles. That’s not all that surprising. If you can hook a reader on your characters and your fictional world, they’re going to want to return for repeat visits.

Due to my abnormally strong craving for variety, I’m probably less susceptible to the appeal of a series than many readers. Even so, I devoured the Game of Thrones books (and I’m still desperately hoping against hope for the next one), so I understand the effectiveness of spinning multi-volume tales. I’m a sucker for Stephanie Plum’s antics, too, though those books are so similar to one another that it hardly matters in what order you read them. (Janet Evanovich has just published the twenty seventh installment of Stephanie’s adventures. It’s hard for me to get my mind around that!)

For the first decade and a half of my writing career, I wrote only standalone books. Somehow whenever I got to the end of writing a novel, I felt that I had nothing else to say. I actually did leave the door open for a sequel to my MM dystopian sci fi novel The H-Gene (2012, originally entitled Quarantine) but I could never motivate myself to start writing it. When I wrote “The End”, the curtain closed and it was time for me to move on.

Then in 2017, something shifted. I published a light-hearted, smutty novella (Hot Brides in Vegas) which did quite well. After Hot Brides, I planned to return to more literary projects, but I found I had lots more to say about the Vegas babes. Whenever I thought I was done, new and outrageous notions popped into my mind. The next thing I knew, I had written five books, two of them close to novel length.

The Vegas Babes project was accidental. For the past two years, however, I’ve been working on a deliberate series. The Toymakers Guild is intended to be a trilogy. I just finished the second book, The Journeyman’s Trial. I’ve learned a lot in the process. In particular, I’ve discovered that writing a series is really hard!

Writing the first book probably isn’t much different than a standalone novel, except that you’re constantly juggling ideas, deciding what to use now and what to save for later books. I know some secrets about my characters that I plan to reveal eventually, but when? I don’t want to bring out the big guns too soon.

The second book introduces all sorts of difficulties. One big issue is consistency. When you write as slowly as I do, you tend to forget earlier details. What is Archie’s last name? What color are Amelia’s eyes? Which side of the Master’s face is disfigured due to his tragic accident? Questions like this come up all the time, and of course, I can resolve them by going back to the first book or the earlier chapters. What I worry about are the details I don’t check, especially related to the (frequent) sex scenes in the series. What have I forgotten that I’ve forgotten? I remember reading an erotica novel in which the heroine had her first anal experience... in two different chapters! I shudder to think I might make a similar mistake, and that readers might notice.

Another question relates to character development. Unlike some series, The Toymakers Guild follows the same set of characters through multiple books (adding some new ones along the way). I need to show these people growing and changing over time, based on their experiences. If they remain static, the books will be both unrealistic and boring. On the other hand, there has to be continuity – changes in the characters’ thought patterns or behavior can’t be so radical that they’re implausible.

A third point is the need for escalation. Escalation means holding back at first, starting gradually, then building up the tension (both narrative and sexual) as the book, or the series, continues. To keep a reader engaged, you need to continually up the ante. This means that the challenges that face the characters in Book Two need to be more serious than in Book One. Book Three should put them in yet more desperate straits. Meanwhile, if you’re writing erotica, the sexual situations in Book Two should also be more extreme, intense, or unexpected than in Book One. You don’t want your readers to get bored.

Possibly the trickiest aspect to the series challenge is deciding how to integrate back story. How much of Book One should you recapitulate in Book Two? In an effective series, it should not be essential that a reader start at the beginning. An author needs to give sufficient details about past events and relationships that the current book makes sense. More than once I’ve tried to read a series book out of order and found it incomprehensible because I didn’t have enough information about the background. At the same time, you don’t want to bore readers who did read the previous books by retelling too much. You certainly need to avoid the dreaded info dump in the early chapters; whatever clues you do provide should be scattered through the new narrative rather than concentrated in one place.

It’s a delicate balance. The ideal situation is to have some beta readers who’ve read the earlier books, and some who haven’t. Alas, we all know how hard it is to find any beta readers at all.

Anyway, I’m in the process of editing The Journeyman’s Trial, which should be out by the end of the month. Meanwhile, I’ve started juggling ideas for The Master’s Mark, which is intended to round out the trilogy. I’ll never be George R. R. Martin, but I hope I can keep my readers coming back.

Listen to Cut and Run (The Dreadnoughts Book Two) by Lucy Felthouse (@cw1985) #reverseharem #whychoose #rhromance #amlistening

With another spectacular performance from narrator Frankie Holland, the second book in this thrilling series is brought to life. Experience it for yourself at all major audiobook retailers as well as borrowing from libraries.

Blurb

Kim’s on track to save the world—but will she pay with her life?

Kim Medhurst, ex-British military intelligence officer turned scientist and climate activist, has a vitally important project on her hands. The mysterious object she set out to retrieve from the remote Scottish island has the potential to power the entire planet. All she needs to do is figure out exactly how to make it happen, and the Scottish Highlands seems the perfect place to complete her research in peace—as well as enjoy the company of the gorgeous Greig twins.

Unfortunately, things aren’t that simple. Someone knows what Kim’s up to and wants to get their hands on her and the object she now calls the ygrene. As if that wasn’t concerning enough, Chastain goes missing, spurring Kim and the others into action. The team’s newfound abilities come in handy as they attempt to find their friend and navigate the murky underworld of dirty energy and those who profit from it.

But, even with their powers, will they be a match for a greedy megalomaniac with no morals?

PLEASE NOTE: Cut and Run has a cliffhanger ending.

Available from: http://books2read.com/cutandrunlf

Excerpt: Chapter One

Jason Chastain

Jason came to in a whole world of pain. He stopped himself from letting out the grunts and moans he wanted to voice, instead clenching his fists as hard as he could in a silent attempt to release some of his agony, frustration and anger. No way did he want the fuckers who’d taken him to know he was conscious. Much better they believed he was still out cold and therefore no threat to them whatsoever.

In reality, he was very dangerous indeed. Particularly since acquiring his newfound… ability. He could be rid of his bindings, the black hood over his head and the gag stuffed into his mouth with the most miniscule amount of effort. All he’d have to do was phase through them. But that would show his hand in a major way, and the whole point of allowing himself to be abducted had been to get inside the group’s HQ, find out who they were, what they were up to and, more importantly, just what they planned to do with Kim and the ygrene—all without them suspecting he was anything other than some random bloke. To do that, he needed to stay calm and quiet. If the goons thought he was still out for the count, they’d talk, and it would only be a matter of time before someone let something slip, something Jason could use to his advantage.

Firstly, it’d come in handy to know how many people were around, what sort of room he was being held in, and whether he was ever left alone. With that information in his arsenal, he could start to formulate a plan.

He remained still, silent, keeping his breathing slow and deep, which had the double bonuses of making it appear he remained unconscious if there was anyone with him, and allowing him to hone his senses more easily. Obviously with the hood he couldn’t see a damn thing, but he could feel, hear and smell. The first thing he realised, to his immense relief, was that he was still fully clothed—including shoes. Thank God for that. That’ll certainly make getting home much easier, once I’m done here. He moved on to his other senses. To begin with, he didn’t pick up anything beyond the sound of his own breathing and heartbeat, and the musty stench of the hood itself, but he drew on all his training and experience to push past that and reach for what was beyond.

No human sounds—no breathing, shuffling, coughing, sniffing, talking. Which either meant he was alone, or with someone extremely quiet. No one’s that quiet. He suspected the former, leading him to believe he was in an incredibly secure room, likely part of a bigger complex. If he was in some ramshackle garage on an industrial estate somewhere, there’d be bods right there ensuring he didn’t break out through some weakness in the structure itself—if he could get out of his bonds, that was. If only they knew.

He risked a sigh. So much for someone letting something slip in my earshot. There’s no fucker here.

In the past, the idea of being caged, alone, in an incredibly secure room would have concerned him, made him long for the ramshackle garage and the bods—easy prey for someone with his background. But now, even a steel box couldn’t contain him. He hadn’t yet tested the theory, but he suspected that not even metres and metres of reinforced concrete would hold him hostage. Yes, it’d slow him down, and escaping it wouldn’t be the most pleasant of experiences, but it was probably achievable.

He turned his attention to smell. After the pongy hood and gag, most obvious were his own body odour and the tang of blood—also his own, he suspected—but otherwise, zilch. Nada. He frowned. What kind of room or building was so… sterile?

He took another deep, slow breath. Even the air itself seemed clean. Not the pure freshness one would get from being outside or next to an open window; more like from air conditioning. With that thought in mind, he listened harder and… yes, unless he was mistaken, there was the gentle, regular hum of a system which circulated air.

He frowned. So he was in some kind of sterile environment with air conditioning? A hospital, or lab of some kind? Despite his extremely low opinion of the muppets who’d fallen into his trap and swiped him from the Greenwich street outside Kim’s house, they clearly worked for someone with resources.

But the question was, did those resources extend to having eyes and ears of the technological kind on him? That would be a problem, because although he could phase his way out of here at the drop of a hat, if his escape was caught on video, that was proof of what he could do. And, even if it got out to the wider public and he somehow managed to say the footage had been made up, manipulated somehow… well, there was no smoke without fire, was there? He’d have something he’d never wanted, something he definitely didn’t want now: attention.

About the Author

Lucy Felthouse is the award-winning author of erotic romance novels Stately Pleasures (named in the top 5 of Cliterati.co.uk’s 100 Modern Erotic Classics That You’ve Never Heard Of), Eyes Wide Open (winner of the Love Romances Café’s Best Ménage Book 2015 award), The Persecution of the Wolves, Hiding in Plain Sight, and The Heiress’s Harem and The Dreadnoughts series. Including novels, short stories and novellas, she has over 170 publications to her name. Find out more about her writing at http://lucyfelthouse.co.uk, or on Twitter or Facebook. Join her Facebook group for exclusive cover reveals, sneak peeks and more! Sign up for automatic updates on Amazon or BookBub. Subscribe to her newsletter here: http://www.subscribepage.com/lfnewsletter

Release blitz organised by Writer Marketing Services.

 

 

Sexy Self-Help: The Magical Sex Book - #Relationships #Spirituality #NonFiction

Have you been longing for better sex but don’t know where to begin?

Put an end to the mystery and learn how to regularly create intimate, meaningful, magical sex.

• Is being unfulfilled in the bedroom hurting your relationship?

• Know the passion is gone and want it back?

• Afraid you’re too old to enjoy the excitement and pleasure you once did?

• Looking to take intimacy deeper than ever before?

Happily married sex and relationship coaches Frank Wiegers and Judith Claire have spent over seventy combined years helping singles and couples solve their problems and achieve heartfelt, erotic fulfillment. And now they’re here to coach you to lovemaking that transcends physical satisfaction and takes you to that mystical, connected place beyond normal human experience.

The Magical Sex Book is a transformative guide that is grounded in the understanding that amazing sex takes place within the context of a loving, emotionally fulfilling relationship. With their unique and tested holistic approach, Wiegers and Claire combine simple, practical steps, communication exercises and special ancient and modern sexual techniques to deliver mind-blowing passion. And by applying these you’ll create an empowering spiritual bond with your significant other- the basis for the magic.

In The Magical Sex Book, you’ll discover:

• The Four Steps process which connects, excites, creates ecstatic experiences and loving union to foster profound bonds

• How to guide your partner to give you what you want in the bedroom, so you both enjoy the experience

• Easy rituals that deepen intimacy

• Tips for oral sex and intercourse resulting in “Oh My God” orgasms

• Methods to tailor foreplay to your specific mate, ways men can have multiple and prolonged climaxes, techniques for lovers over 50 and much, much more!

The Magical Sex Book is your essential resource for consistently creating extraordinary intimate fulfillment. If you like a friendly and conversational tone, clear and effective solutions to real issues and life-altering results, then you’ll love Frank Wiegers & Judith Claire’s wise and ground-breaking guide.

Reviews

Not just another fluffy spiritual sex testimonial! Magical Sex is a rambunctious romp into how to set the stage (Pre-Play), engage in the necessary prep (Fore-Play), find playful ecstatic sex (The-Play), and delight in lasting bliss in bed and beyond (After-Play). Written in an easy-to-access voice, this book relies on the wisdom and humor of a real Top Gun fighter pilot and knowledge and experience of a seasoned relationship counselor. Plus, the authenticity of an older couple who have discovered the secrets to living from their passion while defying aging. This book is a practical map to intimacy that incorporates the body/mind/spirit to heights that we all deserve to visit every time we unite with our partner.

Patti Britton, PhD, Clinical Sexologist, author of The Art of Sex Coaching: DrPattiBritton.com or SexCoachU.com

The Magical Sex Book is an inspiring instructional for anyone desiring intimacy that positively enhances their relationship and life. Appropriate for all ages, this book provides valuable lovemaking techniques that benefit young (and young-at-heart) lovers, vital hormone information to assist older beloveds, and sex magic techniques that create the connected and transformative intimacy we all crave. Very well-written in a down-to-earth (and often humorous) style, this joyful read offers deep wisdom, tried-and-true technologies, and new ways to dazzle your partner and delight in your relationship. 

Meloney Hudson: Author, Sexy, Spirited and Strong: Becoming a Positive Energy Woman PositiveEnergyWoman.com

Great book with ton of information. My wife and I learned a lot about extra ways to make it hot in the bedroom. I highly recommend this book. Peter Shane

I’m in the beginning stage of an intimate relationship and I shared excerpts from Pre-Play and other early chapters with my girlfriend before we became intimate. In effect, this little book became part of our courtship. I highly recommend it.

Her responses say it all: “I can just imagine how powerful it is – it’s beautiful” (on the holy trinity of you, her, and the relationship that “leads to transcendence,” Chapter 4); “We can do this Mark, I love that too” (on communication, being non-judgmental, creating safe spaces and “journeying into each other’s world,” Chapter 4); “This is amazing and so thankful for sending – now I want to try it” (on connection, sexual magic, and combining orgasmic energy with “thoughts of what you desire...and want to manifest,” Chapter 1).

Anyone with an open mind will find passages from this book that strike a chord – that inform and guide the reader to higher levels of intimacy and magical sex. I highly recommend it. Mark Snowiss, Journalist

The Magical Sex Book is a very helpful guide not just for better sex but also for strengthening relationships. The four-step process goes into depth on how to excite and connect in relationships, which is so important. This book truly does include secrets that you don't want to miss. It is ground-breaking for its practical and easy tools for the everyday person who wants a strong bond physically, mentally, and spiritually! Jacquie Jordan CEO, TV Guestpert

Available at Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B09JWYD6YR

Other outlets coming soon!

About the Authors

Happily married love, sex, and relationship coaches Frank Wiegers and Judith Claire have 70 years of combined experience helping men and woman achieve the intimate fulfillment they always dreamed of. They’ve authored the award-winning book, “So That’s Why They Do That! Men, Women, And Their Hormones,” and created the results-driven online dating course Seriously Seeking Soulmate.

Frank Wiegers is a fighter pilot veteran of the Vietnam War and a veteran of the relationship war. When he decided he didn’t want any more wars, he began to study everything he could find about love, sex, and relationship.

Desiring to learn how to create connection, fulfillment and bliss with his partner, led Frank to study with teachers from Europe, India, and the US, including a Native American Shaman. He approached his training in love, sex, and relationship with the same dedication and discipline that it took to get three degrees (Law, Aero-Engineering and Business) and to become a fighter pilot. He completed the Science of Mind Practi­tioner and Ministerial Course, the Relationship Coaching Institute Singles and Couples Coaching course and is licensed by The Relationship Coaching Institute.

Judith Claire is a successful personal, relationship and career counselor and coach in Los Angeles. For more than four decades she has specialized in counseling members of the film industry, creative thinkers and professionals with spiritual values because those reflect her own paths and passions. Judith’s spiritual studies and practices integrate both Eastern and Western teachings and techniques, and include Tantric yoga, a form of sacred sex. Her lifelong purpose is to assist individuals and couples to achieve their full potential.