title: Blame It on Your Past Lives: Personal Problems & Supernatural Solutions
author:  Tara Sutphen 
description: <p<i>Blame It on Your Past Lives: Personal Problems & Supernatural Solutions</i> explores everyday personal problems from the perspective of karmic cause and effect through automatic writing. The book started with Tara's column in Valley of the Sun's magazine, Master of Life Winners. The column came about when, instead of responding to letters from a metaphysical viewpoint as she had done in the past, Tara asked her spirit guide Abenda to help find the causes of the letter-writers' problems. Her spirit guide set up rules as to how they would conduct "interviews" with those on the other side, including a special place where they would meet with those who would write through Tara's hand. After the column ran, the letter writers sent verification about the accuracy of the information. Hundreds of people wrote asking for help, and the column became one of the most popular features in the magazine. <i>Blame It on Your Past Lives</i> is a collection of these letters and Tara's responses. The book offers enlightening information about walking a spiritual path. At the end of the book are detailed instructions on how to do automatic writing using Tara's technique.
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  Executive Row 2
  
  Mr. Rothe
  
  [Siren Publishing: The Lynn Hagen ManLove Collection: Erotic Romance,
  Contemporary, ManLove, Alternative, Werewolves, Shape-Shifters, Paranormal,
  MM, HEA]
  
  Sometimes life threw you a curveball when you were least expecting it. One
  night while hanging out with my cousin, I saved a man from being hit by a
  speeding car. I’d shoved him out of the way with no regard to my own safety.
  Now he thought it was his job to keep me safe, to try and repay a debt I
  didn’t want him to repay. True, he was the most gorgeous man I’d ever met, but
  I soon found out just how scary his world was, and I wanted no part of it.
  
  But Gabriel Rothe was an insistent man, used to getting his way. Without my
  knowledge, he had someone watching over me. Worse, I had some stranger
  stalking me, and I had no clue why. Maybe it was the guy who had tried to kill
  Gabe that night, but one thing was for certain. No matter how hard I tried, I
  was unable to resist his cha