Pecan Pies And Homicides
“One glance at Ella Mae’s face and she gestured at the glass of whiskey and soda on the coffee table.
“It’s that bad?” Reba asked.
Ella Mae showed her an illustration of a male water elemental. He was beautiful. Not handsome, but beautiful. With his waves of dark hair, large eyes, proud nose, strong jaw, and full lips, he looked like a Greco-Roman sculpture. The man also had a swimmer’s body—a pair of wide shoulders tapering to a narrow waist.
“Lord Almighty. He could be Hugh’s twin....” Reba took a swallow from the tumbler she’d poured for Ella Mae. “When was that book printed?”
“At the turn of the nineteenth century.” Ella Mae motioned for Reba to pass her the glass. “Water elementals are typically female,” she said after taking a sip. “A male is rare and is incredibly attractive to humans and to all types of water spirits.”
Reba groaned.MoreLess
“It’s that bad?” Reba asked.
Ella Mae showed her an illustration of a male water elemental. He was beautiful. Not handsome, but beautiful. With his waves of dark hair, large eyes, proud nose, strong jaw, and full lips, he looked like a Greco-Roman sculpture. The man also had a swimmer’s body—a pair of wide shoulders tapering to a narrow waist.
“Lord Almighty. He could be Hugh’s twin....” Reba took a swallow from the tumbler she’d poured for Ella Mae. “When was that book printed?”
“At the turn of the nineteenth century.” Ella Mae motioned for Reba to pass her the glass. “Water elementals are typically female,” she said after taking a sip. “A male is rare and is incredibly attractive to humans and to all types of water spirits.”
Reba groaned.MoreLess
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