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It looks as though Sati's lucky new client might possess a winning lottery ticket. But does she? Then why is she so frightened? Sati is determined to find out. Bold and curious, the alluring intuitive consultant searches for a murderer in some unlikely places, only to find herself alone on a dangerous Scottish sea cliff, where she realizes that a four-leaf clover doesn't always signify good luck.

When a charming young man brings an unexpected delivery, Sati's life is changed forever. Thrown into an adventure of hide-and-seek, fraud, murder, and a strange cult, the bold and alluring intuitive consultant uses her powers to follow a mysterious trail to its surprising revelation.

Arrested for skateboarding at three o'clock in the morning at the VeniceBeach Skate Park, Kalifornia Blu's life takes an unexpected turn whenher rock star absent mom doesn't show up at her sentencing hearing. Toavoid a trip to Juvenile Hall, she tracks down her dad-whom she hasn'tseen since she was eight. The sentencing judge thinks a bit ofdiscipline will be good for Kalifornia and transfers her to a PoliceAcademy Magnet High School, where the students wear LAPD uniforms, learnpolice drills and practice forensics. And, she's forced to live with herex-skateboarding, ex-guitar playing, ex-dad Zachary, in his run-downVenice loft with a 6 pm to 6 am curfew.It's not an easy sentence for a girl who has grown up touring with hermom, living in five-star hotels all over the world.Curfew is tough, but Kal is tenacious. When she discovers her cop schoolpartner, Jade, is being threatened by her ganglord cousin, Kal skitches(skateboard hitches) a Range Rover through the Venice canals to saveher. She rescues a young girl from a gnarly living situation with Jade's help.It's a rough world she's thrown into, with some dangerous people... anda few new friendships, discovered in the most unlikely places.

"Because it was Beautiful" is the autobiography by the preeminent mythologist, art historian, artist, and writer Alexander Eliot. "I lived through eighty-one percent of the twentieth century. My career as an art journalist, novelist, foreign correspondent on the cultural beat, eager lover, and comparative mythologist, was lucky indeed. But there's no use in receiving unless one can give back, so I've decided to convey the true story of what happened, and introduce the following fellow-seekers, all of whom conversed with me, and most of whom became friends."