title: A Single Ray of Light: A compass to Finding Your Way Back to You
author:  Carol'n Rose 
description: Carol'n Rose is a leader in the Empowerment field and has made it her mission for the past thirty years to inspire and motivate individuals to believe in themselves and to celebrate and appreciate the beauty and essence of who they really are. Ms. Rose received her B.A. and teaching certificate from California State University, Long Beach, and taught public school for thirteen years. After relocating to the Detroit MI. area she became involved and studied Holistic Health. She created her own company and soon was conducting classes, seminars, and public speaking engagements to a wide array of audiences, including the Michigan Department of Civil Rights, Detroit Medical Center, and the auto industry. In 1997, Carol'n created and hosted an empowerment talk radio program, P.E.P Talk. It was heard throughout the Detroit area for five years. All of these venues have one thing in common. They are a means to provide encouragement and empowerment to the listener. This book, A Single Ray of Light, is yet another venue to provide encouragement to those who need support from one who cares. Carol'n and her husband, Gary, now reside in the Tampa Bay area of Florida.
zlib_text: Other titles available by Amanda Ashley
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  After Sundown
  Dead Perfect
  Dead Sexy
  Desire After Dark
  Night's Kiss
  Night's Master
  Night's Pleasure
  Night's Touch
  Immortal Sins
  Published by Kensington Publishing Corporation
  
  Chapter 1
  Daisy O'Donnell's compass wasn't much good for finding north or south; but then, she wasn't lost or
  trying to navigate her way around the world. She was hunting vampires, and her little silver compass
  with its bright golden needle worked perfectly fine for that. Although it wasn't really a compass.
  More like a GPS for locating the resting places of the Undead. All she had to do was drive down the
  street and follow the needle, which turned bright red when she was within a few feet of an occupied
  lair.
  There was no dearth of locations for vampires to hide in the greater Los Angeles area these days. She
  had found lairs inside shallow caves up in the hills, in dusty attics and cobwebby basements, in
  ancient cemeteries, abandoned buildings, and fo