![]() ![]() Winter constellations such as Orion and the Pleiades are also now visible, and the Leonid meteor shower peaks on the night of 17-18 November. Mars is close to the moon on 25 November, and Venus is visible in the dawn eastern sky, Jupiter and Saturn in the southern. Consult online almanacs such as or .uk, to find out about upcoming cosmic events – for example, any planets that may be visible. Viewing the moon this way is breathtaking, and when it is in crescent form, binoculars reveal more of the contours and craters. At full moon this will be simultaneous with sunset. To watch the moonrise, find a view of the eastern horizon. Galloway Forest Park is designated as a dark sky zone. Here are my tips on embracing the dark: Nightwalking You don’t need to go out late, join guided walks or have expensive equipment – you just need a sense of adventure, some curiosity, and perhaps a willing accomplice. So perhaps the forthcoming reversion to Greenwich mean time as the clocks go back is the perfect moment to review our relationship with the dark. Darkness offers a sort of natural medicine too – releasing melatonin, which helps sleep, acts as an antioxidant and stimulates the immune system. The change in rhythm offers a sanctuary from to-do lists and deadlines, from clock-watching and schedules, and provides a conducive atmosphere for reflection and contemplation. The “otherness” of the dark, the mystery and unknown quality engender excitement and intrigue – and don’t underestimate the impact of simply beholding a confection of stars. I’ve spent hundreds of nights outside in a long career as outdoorsman, and have been consistently romanced by the night’s seduction. But even without them, the nightworld has many attractions. There is the nocturnal wildlife that emerges in the dark to escape persecution by daylight, and as a fruitful time to forage: bats, badgers and owls to name a few. Under the cover of darkness, our familiar environments are transformed into something mysterious, which means an array of treasures await those who step out of the comforting warmth and lights of home. But by shutting ourselves away in artificially lit homes we’ve become exiled from the enchantment of the night. Worth a credit? For a Paranormal Romance lover this has everything and AIexandra Ivy's world-building skills just keeps adding layers, creatures and characters to this exciting series - so, naturally, I'm going to say YES and bring on book 3.Ever since 1880, when Joseph Swan’s home in north-east England was the first to be fitted with his newly invented incandescent electric lighting, natural darkness has been in decline. However, this could be a stand-alone listen. During their riveting journey they encounter some interesting secondary characters (some from the previous book). There's great chemistry and verbal interaction between the two which results in trust, passion, sex and love. As they battle to save Shay she finally begins to trust Viper as she realises he is fighting for and with her and he is willing to make the ultimate sacrifice. This was an action-packed, funny, sexy romance and their adventure includes Hellhounds, Demons, an evil Villain, a curse, trolls and a Gargoyle who stole the show. The simple plan is to sleep with her and then ta-dah he'll finally get her out of his system (yea right, we all know that's not going to happen). Viper - the charismatic, gorgeous, sexy Leader of the Vampires is obsessed with Shay - a half Shalott Demon who's been enslaved most of her life and, when she comes up for auction. ANOTHER ENTERTAINING & EXCITING LISTEN BY Ms. ![]()
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