The Celeste: Tangled in Vines and Webbs

Tish Collins

May 2011 · AuthorHouse

About this eBook

Young, separated and with three children between them, Chloe Vines and Abigail Webb decide theyd be better off living in the tiny, uncharted town of Witchs grove, Kentucky, than to go on living with their alcohol abusing husbands. Abigails brother (Garret) and his wife (Cora) happily invite them to stay in their home through this upsetting obstacle in their life. But when a crazy-eyed old man with his protective, pet opossum has a fear for the new-comers, they get the boot. Things were starting to look bleak for the best-friends until they found Zavier and Abraxas Celeste, who has a house for rent; two gorgeous home-owners up Falcons Climb with an incredible secret and something magical up their sleeve. This book not only captures the problems in every day domestic situations, it is also a tale of triumph! Two main sides in a world of magic are the Godly Paradragons, and the Devilish Mist Witches. Find out how the war started eons ago, and how Chloe and Abby cope wtih the whole immortal dealings. Without the broomsticks, knights and castles, The Celeste will take you back to olden days of England, the time of queen Mary Tudor, all the way to present day U.S.A. Read about Chloe and Abby's infatuation for the Celeste brothers and a major twist, that even their psychic abilities over-looked.

About the author

My full name is Natisha Marie Dunn, formerly Tish Collins. I grew up in the small town of West Liberty, Ky with my mom(Alice), dad(Danny), and little brother(Nathan). It's a very quiet place where your neighbors are friends, and most of the population attends church service on Sunday mornings; all together a really fabulous place to raise a family. In elementary school I was a complete oddball, double-jointed and left-handed. The teachers really dreaded to help teach me how to write, they tried to make me right but failed. I was able to join the gifted and talented after I had achieved several awards in arts. And in fifth grade I got second place on one of my computer paintings. During middle school, my annoying doodle and scribble habits grew to me excelling above and beyond the requirments for my age. I began to help and assist other students in my classroom, and scored distinguished on almost everything I wrote. Apparently I was the school nerd for the longest time, or some called me the 'teacher's pet'. It was said by most of my relatives and friends that my mind would take me farther than anything, due to my creative imagiation. When I made it to high-school, my artistic abilities blossomed. In fact, my art teacher told my father there was nothing else she could teach me as far as painting went. So i began to read. Although I was never much of a reader, it's became a major hobby of mine over the years. A close family member has really introduced me to a whole new world of writing and reading. So after the birth of my two children, and with no college under my belt, I decided to write a novel somewhat similar to todays problems in the world but with an impossible fictitious solution for my characters. And I have to admit, if it wasn't for my family, friends and husband pushing me, and listening to my problems, and giving me a few ideas, I probably would've never suceeded. So hats off to all my fans out there. (And yes, everybody has at least one fan.) Love you guys.