Linda Barnett-Johnson

      Dear M-Joy Friends,   This past weekend I taught an M-Joy seminar in Warsaw, Poland for the first time, and it was an amazing experience.  I am now briefly back in Spain preparing for a whirlwind of fun events in June.  Next up - a series of Book-signings/Author Talks in Mountain View, CA and Denver, CO  May 30th, May 31s...

Read more. This is a roller coaster ride in gonzo journalism. Hunter S. Thompson would be proud. This book is a wild tale in a stream-of-consciousness style that kept me riveted to the page. From Afghanistan to the mean streets of  Raleigh, North Carolina, this book will leave you breathless. ~Joanna Graybill The story of  a young man's destiny to become the greatest detective in the world,  a hero in his own time. Lt. Col. Reid McQueen Recon Div. 10 Calvary, did 9 tours in the desert wars. He was a west point cadet who flunked out for dressing as a Navy woman cadet to spy on the Navy football team.      After finding seventy-two I.E.D. factories in deep cover with no back up except three pistols and four knives,  his Cherokee instincts saved him time after time.  ...

The rules of grammar are to, first, benefit a reader. Grammar is standard format to which good writers will adhere. Secondly, it provides all writers a standard to follow that makes the written word fluent. Proper grammar is the backbone of all written prose, regardless some be written in colloquialisms, laced with foreign words, slang, or any other variation. See it this way– An avid reader picks up a book written according to the rules of grammar. They read through the book quickly and immensely enjoy the story because nothing impedes their reading experience. Yet another well-read reader opens a book only to find grammar flaws such as poor format, incorrect sentence structure, irregular or incorrect speaker tags and beats, and other jarring errors. It’s difficult for this reader to enjoy the book because the author did not follow the rules of correct grammar that make for a smooth read and which is constant in all good books. Poor grammar and composition in an other...

Read more. This book will change your life.  Starting with the question,"What would love do right now?", will give you a wonderful and constructive foundation for re-creating your life into the one you desire. I recommend it!   ~William A. Murphy - Author of Driving with the Brakes On Living from your heart is possible!  This book is designed as a  step-by-step guide to living an extraordinary life!  Asking yourself, "What would love do right now?" can be as impactful to your life as Jack Canfield's Chicken Soup is to his readers' souls. To experience a heart-centered life, you first need to  release the pain and suffering from childhood  experiences, past heartaches, or disappointments and failures, that still live in your heart.   Consider, your past experiences influence your responses...

Read more. "If you've ever been curious about Ayahuasca and the Shamanic journey, look no further. In this no-frills autobiographical account,  The Spell , Book One of  The Shaman's Lover's Trilogy ,  catapults us down the rabbit hole of spiritual "sex, drugs and rock 'n roll"  into the heart of one woman's search for authenticity, self-empowerment and self-love. In her relentless intention to leave nothing unexplored, Georgina Kemm has created  a compelling and naked reveal of both her inner workings and her fearless dive into this veiled jungle world.  By the end, the veil has been lifted. And what remains is a fascination with our own longing for self-discovery."     ~ -Ashara Lynn Gorbet As Georgina's life faces a disastrous implosion, her  best friend Sandy invites her to a...