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Cody, a pleasure-seeking caterer, and Josephine, a self-sacrificing philanthropist, are destined to discover each other in a union so intense it sets them free and unleashes healing across the land. When souls depart this world, they return to The Origin, a realm of profound bliss and connection. But, occasionally, a unique phenomenon occurs-two souls return to this world as intertwined reflections of one another or what is known in the spiritual texts as soul hoppers. Once they make the choice inside themselves, soul hoppers become entranced and shift their soul into a new body. Cody, who transitions to being a billionaire, and Josephine, who transitions to being an executive director more involved with the community she serves, must navigate their separate lives until they reunite in a way they never thought possible. This captivating one-day read will keep you wrapped up in its rapid pace.

Betty Lou has been writing poetry her entire life. She currently works out of her studio in Woodbury, Connecticut that she calls Poet's Portal. Her poetry is close to the bone. She recently participated in an event in celebration of Darwin's 200th anniversary that featured photos that inspired the poems in this collection.

The Handbook gives a "descriptive sketch" of St. Vincent's topography,geology and climate, with historical notes from 1498. It provides in chronologicalorder, highlights of the years, with different aspects of the colony'shistory, providing some, like the volcanic eruptions of 1812 and 1902 and theEnglish-"Carib" war of 1795-1796 in greater detail. The Handbook also carries short pieces on a variety of places of interest: thechurches, Botanic Garden, the Carnegie Free Public Library, the secondaryschools at that time, the Glen Community School that no longer exists, theAgricultural School, city and towns, the Grenadine islands, the governors andadministrators who had served the colony, and names of government officersin the public service, among others. Although dated 1938, the Handbook stillprovides a lot of valuable historical information that could be easily accessedby following the chronology of events.