So often, authors of magical books focus on the positive and seldom talk about the negatives or somehow show their human sides to their readers. Everything must show success so they can justify their style of magic. They never dare to talk about what happens when things fall apart, which they always do, and what must be done to recover from life’s disasters, great and small. Sheena and Taylor’s new book, Tower Time, tackles that very thorny theme that no one else wants to address or discuss. After reading it over, I have found it to be both brilliant and groundbreaking. It is a well written book that is accessible to everyone, and the magical exercises it present are both simple and profound.  

My takeaways from this book are where Sheena and Taylor have merged Tower work with preemptive Shadow work, an amazing concept, and showing the different kinds of towers that people build in life, naming specific tower archetypes. They talk about building a magical infrastructure that is always active instead of using panic-based first-aid magic, which is often too late. Overall, this book is excellent and thought provoking. I am sure it will become a classic, an important addition to every serious magical practitioner’s library. - Frater Barabbas, Author of The Witches Portal

A powerful, compassionate pathworking guide for anyone navigating those periods when life throws us a curveball and the familiar gives way to the unknown. Rooted in the symbolism of the Tower card of the tarot and grounded in practical shadow‑work principles, it walks readers through the raw dismantling of old structures and into the slow, intentional rebuilding of a more authentic self. Tower Time is a blueprint for reclaiming one’s inner, and outer, world after upheaval. - S. Connolly, Author of Alchemy of Goetia