A Lost Witch (A Modern Witch Series: book 7)
“Reverberations of that particular semi truck were still ricocheting around Witch Central, but Jamie pushed that aside. He knew the value of data anomalies, even ones followed by earthquakes. “So if your visions of Marion came kind of like a dream, and you had more of them when your magic first started, what’s the connection?”She met his eyes, one witch analyst to another. “I wasn’t as afraid.”Proverbial ball out of left field. And a really smart one. “When I was fifteen, the first visions weren’t so scary. Silly things about my brother and stuff.” Hannah’s fingers worked her little loom, entirely on autopilot. “And then they got really awful and I didn’t want them anymore. But when I was sitting with Marion—” She paused, looking over at Caro.“You wanted to know that her future would be better. No shame in that, or in the telling of it.”Jamie blessed the steadfast common sense of the woman all of them had leaned on at one time or another. And then felt more of the pieces snap...ping into place. “Wait. You think that’s the trigger for the dreams.MoreLess
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