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    Grave Secrets: A Christine Sutton Collection 1
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    Grave Secrets: A Christine Sutton Collection 1

    By Christine Sutton

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    Pull your covers up and settle in for a chilling ride through the world of ghosts, goblins and all the things that go bump in the night! This collection of short stories and novellas by bestselling author, Christine Sutton will take you from spirits of the past to the walking dead of the present. What will you find when you go searching for the answers to Christine Sutton’s Grave Secrets?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDevilDogPress
    Release dateDec 31, 2015
    ISBN9781310765995
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    Grave Secrets: A Christine Sutton Collection 1
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    Christine Sutton

    Christine Sutton has training and background in biological sciences and medical research. After leaving work to raise a family she retrained firstly as a Chiropodist and ran a successful private practice for several years and then became interested in other ways of healing and retrained again as a Complementary Therapist. Christine has now worked for over a decade as a Reflexologist, Reiki Master Teacher and EFT Advanced Practitioner and Master Trainer. Her interests are in helping people to identify the ways their lives are going astray and then help them to find ways to move back towards a state of well-being and balance.

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