Gravebound (Magical Entanglements Book 1) by Rachel Shane

Author:Rachel Shane
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Tags: love, sorcerer, romance, witch, lawyer, magic, paranormal magical sorcery magic, spells
Publisher: Twinstar Press
Published: 2016-11-23T00:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER SEVEN

COLE

Cole couldn’t take his eyes off Delilah. She drove with a fierce look on her face, leaning forward, tongue sticking out of her mouth determinedly. Anytime he tried to interrupt her, she silenced him with a quick shush, as if she needed to listen to the air itself rather than his voice. All of a sudden, she swerved toward an exit so fast, the tires screeched.

Cole gripped the door handle for dear life. “Where are we going? Your house is back that way.”

Delilah ignored him as she pressed her foot on the gas and zoomed into a convenience store parking lot. She didn’t bother with the parking spaces, just stopped the car directly in front of the entrance. Cole jerked forward from the abrupt halt.

Before Cole even asked why they’d stopped here, of all places, Delilah unclasped their cuffs, unbuckled her seatbelt, and left the car. Cole jiggled the door handle, but it was no use. It wouldn’t budge.

Delilah stomped into the brightly lit store with a sense of purpose. Cole squinted at the other patrons inside, then gasped. A man wearing a facemask held a gun to the head of the cashier, who lifted his trembling arms into the air. When Delilah waltzed in, the gunman trained the weapon on her.

Cole’s stomach lurched and he wrenched at the door. She was going to get herself killed. He had to stop her.

But with a flick of her wrist, the gunman dropped the gun. He glanced at his hand as if confused to no longer be holding it. The gun skidded across the floor ten feet to where Delilah stood. She picked it up, gave it a disgusted glance, and then made it disappear into thin air. A moment later, she twirled her finger and ropes wound around the gunman, knotted with pure magic. The cashier put down his arms and picked up the phone.

Delilah wiped her hands clean and strutted out of the store. “Sorry about that,” she said when she plopped back down in the driver’s seat.

Cole blinked at her, sputtering out his words. “What? How?” He had so many questions but those two words seemed to encompass them all.

“Magic,” was all she replied and it seemed to answer everything. Magic was how she knew the robbery was taking place. And magic was how she disarmed the gunman without so much as breaking a nail.

And magic was how Cole felt when he was around her.

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