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When I Listen is an illustrated book that connects the nature of our deep, compassionate listening with different elements of the natural world, drawing on rich metaphor to inspire kinder, more compassionate listening.

Hamsa the Butterfly is about taking deep breaths, getting proper nourishment on an emotional level, facing our shadows, growing our wings, and flying.

Deep Breathing is My Blanket is a story about how Ami the llama uses her deep breathing to weave magic threads, that she uses to make a cozy and safe blanket.

Magical illnesses require magical cures, and time is running out.It's been months since I left my home town. I'd never traveled outside its wall before. It seems like only yesterday that my biggest concern was writing my next hit article. Now, I'm running from the police and desperately searching for the only man who may know how to cure me of a magical ailment.I'm not alone, but I can feel the patience and energy of the man by my side diminish day by day. It's hard to persuade him that I'm spending all my time looking for another man so I can be whole for him. I fear that the green monster of jealousy grows in him as surely as my own demons do in me.What's worse, as I discover more about my disease and its source, trust in even my closest friends is starting to wane. There's a calm in understanding your misfortunes and terrible anxiety in learning you know so much less than you thought.I just want to be free of all this and marry the man who has offered his heart to me. But, I'm afraid I cannot go where the remedy calls from. Some doors must remain closed, despite how well they're hidden. Whatever my path, I'd better move quickly because I'm starting to lose track of what's real and what's fantasy.A suspenseful historical fantasy full of witty banter and difficult dilemmas! Don't miss the sequel to The Crimson Inkwell. Get your copy today and follow Luella on her fantastical journey through memory, mystery, and love.

Locker Room Talk is a playful yet serious look at the potential for how men can speak and relate with one another in kindness and support coming from a culture of often toxic competitiveness. It's about healing toxic masculinity, restoring the divine masculine and ultimately a picture of how men can better relate in benevolence and brotherhood.