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PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Come as a Visitor, Leave as a Friend: The Ordinary Magic of a Spiritualist ChurchStep through the doors of a modest Scottish bowling club and find yourself somewhere unexpected. By day it's just a hall, but on service nights it becomes something far more-a place of welcome, connection, and quiet wonder.In this heartfelt book, Donna Barnett invites you into the world of a Spiritualist church as she first discovered it. There are no crystal balls or gothic theatrics here-just raffle tickets, hymn books, laughter, and the extraordinary comfort of messages from beyond.With warmth and honesty, Donna shares how this simple community space became a sanctuary, weaving together the history of Spiritualism with her own journey of belonging. She reveals the ordinary details-a hymn sung slightly off-key, a tray of biscuits passed around-that create the extraordinary feeling of hope, love, and friendship that keeps people returning, week after week. This is a book about: The real, lived experience of a Spiritualist churchThe comfort of community and connectionFinding magic in the ordinaryHow the smallest rituals, raffles, hymns, cans of juice, become part of something sacredIf you've ever wondered what happens inside a Spiritualist church, or if you've longed for a story that celebrates the beauty of belonging, this book will welcome you in.Come as a visitor. Leave as a friend. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. n a city where every life is bound by unbreakable vows, obedience isn't a choice-it's survival.Ealasaid spent years enforcing the system, recording lives as they were quietly erased. She believed in the rules. In the order. In the lie that no one could refuse.Until she found the one line of text the Houses buried: Consent can be withdrawn.Now people are choosing to break their vows-and many are dying for it.Hunted by the Houses and haunted by the names she's already lost, Ealasaid joins a fragile underground network fighting to turn refusal into something survivable. With Cailean, who's spent his life inside the system's highest ranks, and Iomhar, a former enforcer learning how to disobey his own body, she begins to rewrite what freedom could mean.But the truth is dangerous.The more they learn, the clearer it becomes: breaking a vow isn't just rebellion-it's a risk no one fully understands. And when the Houses drag their work into the open, Ealasaid will have to stand in front of the very system she once served and prove that choice is worth the cost.Even if it kills her.Because every refusal leaves a mark.And some marks don't fade. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Come as a Visitor, Leave as a Friend: The Ordinary Magic of a Spiritualist ChurchStep through the doors of a modest Scottish bowling club and find yourself somewhere unexpected. By day it's just a hall, but on service nights it becomes something far more-a place of welcome, connection, and quiet wonder.In this heartfelt book, Donna Barnett invites you into the world of a Spiritualist church as she first discovered it. There are no crystal balls or gothic theatrics here-just raffle tickets, hymn books, laughter, and the extraordinary comfort of messages from beyond.With warmth and honesty, Donna shares how this simple community space became a sanctuary, weaving together the history of Spiritualism with her own journey of belonging. She reveals the ordinary details-a hymn sung slightly off-key, a tray of biscuits passed around-that create the extraordinary feeling of hope, love, and friendship that keeps people returning, week after week. This is a book about: The real, lived experience of a Spiritualist churchThe comfort of community and connectionFinding magic in the ordinaryHow the smallest rituals, raffles, hymns, cans of juice, become part of something sacredIf you've ever wondered what happens inside a Spiritualist church, or if you've longed for a story that celebrates the beauty of belonging, this book will welcome you in.Come as a visitor. Leave as a friend. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. n a city where every life is bound by unbreakable vows, obedience isn't a choice-it's survival.Ealasaid spent years enforcing the system, recording lives as they were quietly erased. She believed in the rules. In the order. In the lie that no one could refuse.Until she found the one line of text the Houses buried: Consent can be withdrawn.Now people are choosing to break their vows-and many are dying for it.Hunted by the Houses and haunted by the names she's already lost, Ealasaid joins a fragile underground network fighting to turn refusal into something survivable. With Cailean, who's spent his life inside the system's highest ranks, and Iomhar, a former enforcer learning how to disobey his own body, she begins to rewrite what freedom could mean.But the truth is dangerous.The more they learn, the clearer it becomes: breaking a vow isn't just rebellion-it's a risk no one fully understands. And when the Houses drag their work into the open, Ealasaid will have to stand in front of the very system she once served and prove that choice is worth the cost.Even if it kills her.Because every refusal leaves a mark.And some marks don't fade. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.