Book of Shadows 1 by Cate Tiernan

Book of Shadows 1 by Cate Tiernan

Author:Cate Tiernan
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Published: 0101-01-01T00:00:00+00:00


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That afternoon I put my Wicca books in a paper bag and brought them to Bree's house. She had promised I could come over and read them whenever I wanted.

"I'll keep them safe for you" she said.

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"Thanks." I pushed my hair over my shoulder and rested my head against her door. "Maybe I could come over tonight after dinner? Pm halfway through the history of witchcraftbook, and it's pretty fascinating."

"Of course," she said sympathetically."Poor baby." She patted my shoulder. "Look, just lie low for a while, let it all blow over. And you know you can come over and read or just hang out anytime.

Okay?"

"Okay," I said, giving her a hug. "How's the thing withCal going?" It hurt to ask, but I knew it was what she wanted to talk about.

Bree made a face. "Two days ago he was happy to talk for almost an hour on the phone, but yesterday I asked him to drive out to Wingott's Farm with me and he turned me down. I'm going to have to start stalking him if he doesn't give in pretty soon."

"He'll give in," I predicted."They always do."

"True "Bree agreed, her eyes wistful.

"Well, I'll call you later," I said, suddenly eager for this conversation to end.

"Hang in there, okay?" she called after me as I escaped.

The next week I made a point of hanging out more with Tamara, Janice, and Ben. I went to math club and tried really hard to care about functions, but I longed to be learning about Wicca and especially to be nearCal .

When I told my mom I had gotten rid of the books, she was faintly embarrassed but mostly relieved. For a moment I felt guilty for omitting the fact that the books were only at Bree's house and I was still reading them in the evenings, but I chased the guilt away. I respected my parents, but I didn't agreewith them.

"Thanks," she said quietly, and looked like she wanted to say more, but didn't Several times that week I caught her watching me, and the weird thing was, it reminded me of the creepy clerk at the Practical Magick . She was watching me with an air of expectation, as if I were about to sprout horns or something.

All that week autumn moved in slowly, sweeping up theHudson River into Widow's Vale. The days were noticeably shorter, the wind brisker. There was a sense of anticipation all around me, in the leaves, the wind, the sunlight I felt like something big was coming, but I didn't know what.

On Saturday afternoon the phone rang while I was doing homework.Cal , I thought before I grabbed the upstairs extension.

"Hey," he said, and the sound of his voice made me slightly breathless.

"Hey," I replied.

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"Are you coming to the circle tonight?" he asked straight-out "It's going to be at Matt's house."

I had wrestled with this question for days. Granted, I was



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