Immortal Fate (The Immortal Prophecy Saga Book 3) by Samantha Adams

Author:Samantha Adams [Adams, Samantha]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Little Bookworm Publishing
Published: 2014-12-21T11:00:00+00:00

Chapter Twenty-Four

Isabella touched the anchor necklace that James had bought for Ally the night of the Glencoe fair. She sighed wistfully. If only they’d been able to outsmart that creature Vincent…but she knew that no matter what they did, they would have failed.

She picked up and cradled it in her hands. This was how she’d gotten a reading on Ally the first time they’d met all those years at the fair. The reading she’d given that day had scared her. She’d felt powerless to help the girl. The sorrow that had stayed with her for weeks after that had made her decide it was time she put her gifts to good use. She’d practised and her gifts had grown stronger over the years. She no longer needed to hold an object to do a reading for someone, laying eyes on them was all it took now. When she’d seen Ally’s future, she’d also seen her own and she knew that she was one of the chosen few who would join the elder council. It had shocked her. Everyone knew of the prophecy and the girl, but never once had she thought that she’d be the seer. But when she’d learned this, she did what had to be done and that included keeping an eye on Ally from a distance whenever she could. The girl was stubborn and had gone into a deep denial. Unfortunately for her, the very next day part of Isabella’s prediction had come to pass and Ally couldn’t deny the truth of what she had been told…but over the years she’d brushed it off as just coincidental. The death of her parents had changed her. It had ripped a hole in her heart that James had only just begun to fill. She thanked every god and goddess she knew of that he was her soulmate. No-one else would have been able to handle Ally the way James could. And through Ally, she’d found her lost half-brother. For that fact alone she would always be grateful.

Due to the spell that had bound Ally’s mind, she hoped that by holding something personal of hers that meant a great deal she would be able to manufacture a connection strong enough. She sat on the floor crossed her legs and closed her eyes. Blocking out everything around her and breathing deeply, she held the necklace between both her hands and threw everything she had into seeing her future once more.

Nothing.

She tried again. Fog. Tendrils of grey fog everywhere she looked. Then the coils began to clear. A picture slowly came into focus and she was pulled in and lost to the visions in her mind.

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