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“The world needs Dreams of Ecstasy because reality struggles to fulfill the soul.”

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“Here’s the ultimate calling of God for your life... that you would FEEL GREATER THAN YOU THINK... and I mean far greater. The problem is you know too much and feel too little of those mysterious and expansive emotions [I also call them dreams of ecstasy] from which a sensual life springs.”

God Feelings Mystery Sensuality Sensual Dreams Of Ecstasy

Author:Lebo Grand

“The problem is you know too much and feel too little of those mysterious and expansive emotions [I also call them dreams of ecstasy] from which a sensual life springs.”

Feelings Mystery Sensuality Sensual Feelings And Emotions Feel Dreams Of Ecstasy

Author:Lebo Grand

“This demon was made for me. His dark eyes and wicked ways have me hooked, and without him now I don’t think I’d want to live. I’m addicted. He has worked his way into my blood and now we are here there is no going back.”

Love Lovers Falling In Love Lust Demon Soulmates Passionate Love Twin Flames Passionate Lover Demon Love

Book:Black Magic

Source: Black Magic

“I am his, now and forever, no matter what comes next. No matter how much others may try to drive us apart or discourage our union, no matter how much I may grow to hate him because of these intense feelings he’s stirring in me. No matter what he’s done… This man, this demon, this creature of Hell… he is my end.”

Lovers Falling In Love Lust Paranormal Romance Demons Enemies To Lovers Passionate Love Demon Love Sinful Desires Sinful Love

Book:Black Magic

Source: Black Magic

“They drive back home to grab his backpack and as he bends and kisses his grandma Agnes, she scrunches a one-hundred-dollar bill in his hand. “Buy yourself some chocolates, Tom.” It’s what she’d say to him as a kid with a twenty cent coin.”

Chocolates Thomas 1 Hundred Dollar

Book:The Piper's Son

Source: The Piper's Son

“Without faith, we are spiritually naked, poor, miserable, lost, condemned, and have no hope.”

Faith Hopeless No Hope Faithless

Author:Prasanth Jonathan

“Beatriz breathed in the sweet aromas that lately appealed to her. Those at the forefront were of various honeys in the wooden honey pots anchoring the tablecloth: lavender, orange blossom, and eucalyptus. But the room was a cornucopia of visual and olfactory treats. Marcona almonds were roasting in Reuben's old wood oven, and from the kitchen downstairs wafted scents of all the spices they would be offering their customers fresh over the counter in cloth bags: cinnamon stalks, cloves, anise, ground ginger, juniper berries, finely grated nutmeg. Nora and Beatriz packaged all the spices themselves. They would also offer ribbon-tied bags of Phillip's tea creations served in the café: loose leaves of lemon verbena, dried pennyroyal, black tea with vanilla. All around the room, on the floor, shelves, and counters, were baskets and baskets and baskets of irresistible delights: jars of marmalades and honeys and pure, dark, sugarless chocolate pieces ready to melt with milk at home for the richest hot chocolate. Customers could even buy jars of chocolate shavings, to sprinkle over warmed pears and whipped cream, or over the whipped cream on their hot chocolates. They sold truffles white and dark, with or without rum, biscuits with every variation of nuts and spices, bars small or large of their own chocolate, and dried fruits dipped in chocolate.”

Treats Authenticity Tea Honey Spices Vintage Homemade Chocolates Artisan

Book:The Summer Kitchen

Source: The Summer Kitchen

“Shoot them if they didn't bring the chocolates.”

Chocolate Chocolates Greeting

Book:Under a Wicked Moon

Source: Under a Wicked Moon

“The next pair is inspired by my hometown of San Francisco, where I often searched for rare spices and teas in Chinatown. My Chinese tea collection begins with a dark chocolate truffle infused with Lapsang Souchong tea. Cultivated in the Wuyi mountain region in China, the tea leaves are dried over pinewood fires, which give the leaves a smoky, aromatic flavor." Finding Lauro in the crowd, Celina echoed his description. With a smile tugging at her lips, she added, "You might find it reminiscent of the rich earth around Vesuvius, moist with morning dew." Bringing his hand to his lips, Lauro sent her a happy kiss across the crowd. "Also from the Wuyi Mountains of northern Fujian comes oolong tea, which can be fruity, green, or sweet. This oolong is a sweet, roasted woody version.”

Chinese Chocolates Tea Leaves Smoky

Book:The Chocolatier

Source: The Chocolatier

“After completing her work for Monsieur, she made some of the specialties she'd developed at her shop in Amalfi, including her gianduiotto, raspberry truffles, and lemon-shaped sfusato amalfitano truffles dusted with sea salt. She tucked these into gold paper-covered boxes, along with her delicately flavored violet truffles, the blood orange and roasted pistachio truffles, and the basil, mint, and limoncello in dark chocolate. On the top layer, she nestled her chocolate stars.”

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Book:The Chocolatier

Source: The Chocolatier