Seduction Spells

This book is so beautiful, I feel sexy just holding it in my hands. First, the book itself is a concise little volume, filled with lovely photographs by Daniel Farmer. If looking at the pictures doesn't put you in the mood, reading through the spells certainly will. The first chapter "Loving Number One" covers the basics of preparing yourself for the art of seduction. Everyone knows we can't attract others until we are attractive to ourselves. These four spells are simple and sweet, using everyday magickal materials you won't have to go trekking off to Egypt to find. With these spells, you remind yourself how desirable you are. The next step, "Mate Magnet," is to attract a mate. Moorey cautions against using seduction spells with a particular mate in mind. For one thing, this kind of magick tends to backfire; and for another, we might not really know as much as we think we know about whom we want with us between our sheets. Let Spirit make the call, and use these spells to open the way. There's a spell in this section to address my favorite part of seduction: the shopping! Invoking Mercury, the god of commerce, your shopping expedition can lead you to just the right outfit or the perfect ingredients for a seductive dinner. You'll also find instructions for constructing a Lust Shrine. I typically have problems with constructing altars and shrines because it's hard for me to imagine what it might look like in my home. I don't like a lot of freaky-looking pagan images and statues in my home. But the shrine in the photograph is gorgeous and any Sex-Kitten would be proud to have it displayed. When your target is in the bag and the hot date is set, "Tonight's the Night" and "Bed of Roses" contain spells for helping the sparks fly. Nothing outrageous here. You wouldn't want to come this far and then scare your partner off when he comes into the bedroom and finds you cackling and muttering strange syllables over a bubbling cauldron.