Goddess of the Arawaks (Abridged) [Paperback]

Wade Hilton (Author), WadeRoss Publishing (Editor), Anna Siegel (Illustrator), Sara and Stephanie Hylton (Illustrator)

Book Description

Publication Date: August 24, 2006

When beautiful Molly Taylor, the Goddess of the Arawaks, met Dereck McDonald, the clever entrepreneur, she never thought she'd fall so madly in love with him. . . . Nor did she think he'd join her in carrying out her endeavor of reviving the Arawak people . . . her people . . . the first inhabitants of Xaymaca. But he did when, together with Dr. Mullings, he helped her destroy David Martini, the ultimate curse of the Arawaks.
Molly didn't realize either that there was so much joy and delectation in sex-energy until Dereck brought it into her life, and that together they could apply the transmutaion of the most powerful emotion to multiply whatever they laid their hands on.

Editorial Reviews

Review

It didn t take long for beautiful Molly Taylor, the goddess of the Arawaks, to realize that the young entrepreneur, Dereck McDonald, was just as madly in love with her as she was with him after she made her second visit to his restaurant, The Soup Kitchen. A spark had kindled a flame between the two of them after having confessed their need to one another of finding a person to live for and care about and start a family with, a flame that evolved into a burning love, a love that took them to the climax of their sex life. When Molly and Dereck touched each other for the first time, little did they know that they would come to harness and transmute the greatest emotion of all time sex-energy. But they did. As Molly and Dereck began to explore the joy of this emotion, more and more they began to develop a keenness of the imagination, courage, persistence, and the power to put into use their creative ability. There was nothing to stop them after this as they began to set and achieve one goal after another. The power of sex-energy had taken hold of them and revealed its secret to them, the secret of transmutation. Come find out what it s all about. It s worth the while. You won t regret it. Hilton s novel, The Goddess of the Arawaks, does not only show you explicitly how to enjoy a healthy sex life but also how to channelize the creative energy involved in the most powerful emotion God has given us. This book is destined to change your life if you touch it. It s a page-turner. There s no stopping you from finishing it if you start it. We dare you to give it a try. --Sara Hylton

From the Author

Goddess of the Arawaks is a passionate love story between Molly and Dereck, two people who wanted to revive the Arawaks' heritage at all cost. Simply because they left their remnants buried deep in the heart of Xaymaca--Jamaica

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Product Details

• Paperback: 426 pages
• Publisher: WadeRoss Publishing; first edition (August 24, 2006)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 9709486187
• ISBN-13: 978-9709486186
• Product Dimensions: 6.7 x 4.1 x 1.2 inches
• Shipping Weight: 12 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #5,662,151 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

More About the Author

Wade Hilton was born in Jamaica, but grew up in Baltimore, Maryland. He was schooled at Loyola College where he actually began to write, and for fun. He has since then written a series of eleven books, out of joy, as he likes to put it, because it wasn't until 1985 that he managed to publish his first book Success For All. It was then that Hilton, influenced by Napoleon Hill, started preaching the law of success through a positive mental attitude, plain to see throughout all his books, especially Goddess of the Arawaks. There is one thinking stuff that permeates the universe and it's working through us, using us to express its power to create. We are all tied to it and should thrive to let every human being become aware of the joys and good things it wants for us--all of us. Hilton believes that books are the best way to accomplish this, and has since then being promoting reading. Everybody must read at least ten books a year.