Megan Goes Riding Blurb
Megan is a thirteen-year-old girl with Supernatural powers. Some of them are still only partially developed and others are working, but she doesn't know how to use them yet.
Her biggest problems for the moment is finding a Teacher who can show her how to handle them properly. Another is that she doesn't know anyone who knows anything about Supernatural powers.
In fact, her mother is violently against the Supernatural, as was her mother before her.
The only people who seem willing to help her are dead, not that that makes any difference to Megan.
She embraces their help with open arms
In ‘Megan Goes Riding’, her friend, Jane, invites her to have free riding lessons on a local farm. Megan is keen to try and to meet the animals, but it doesn’t turn out exactly as she had expected.
Her Spirit Guide, Wacinhinsha, explains the experiences that Megan and Jane underwent to her at a meditation session and has a smile at her expense.
Genre: BODY, MIND & SPIRIT / MysticismThis is part of a series, so sales depend on previous volumes.
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1 MEGAN GETS A CALL
One afternoon while Megan was sunbathing in the garden reading a book on Welsh mythology, Jane, her best friend, called.
“Megan, do you remember Will, the cyclist we rescued?”
“Yes, of course I do, I’m not senile yet, it wasn’t that long ago. Why?”
“I just had a phone call from him. He said that his ankle was perfectly healed now and that he needed to exercise it more.
“His physiotherapist suggested some gentle horse riding, when she heard that his father had horses and he remembered his promise to us. What do you think?”
“What do you mean, think about what?”
“You can be dense sometimes, can’t you? Do you think that that means he fancies me?”
“Will’s father promised us some horse riding for helping his son, and now that he is well, he is offering to fulfil that promise. That’s all I know.”
“So why didn’t he phone you instead of me? Answer me that.”
“I don’t know, perhaps he does fancy you, or perhaps he couldn’t remember my name, or perhaps he was looking through his phone directory and found your name first. ‘J’ does come before ‘M’ after all.”
“You can be such a wet blanket too! I think he fancies me rotten. Anyway, I’m working on that assumption, so will you be going as well?”
“Was I invited and do you want me to go with you?”
“Yes, of course you were invited as well, and I would prefer that you went too... at least the first time. We’ll see how it works out after that. Maybe you could get sick after the first time and I’ll have to go alone.”
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Translated by Luc Wyn
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Author review: Another excellent job by Luc. |
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Greek
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Translated by Olga Tsamoutali
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Author review: Olga has done a marvellous job of both the translation and the formatting |
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Translated by Rosa Guadagno
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Author review: Rosa made a fantastic job of the translation and its formatting. It was a joy to work with her. |
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Portuguese
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Translated by Naira L.
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Author review: Naira has done another fantastic job. |
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Spanish
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Translated by Alexandra Martínez de Eulate
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Author review: Alexandra made a great translation, and was very easy to work with. |
