Must Be Magic (Spellbound Book 4) by Sydney Somers

Author:Sydney Somers [Somers, Sydney]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2017-03-03T16:00:00+00:00

Careful of moving too quickly, she crawled out from beneath the raft and stood. Her ankle throbbed—she couldn’t remember what she’d done to that—but it didn’t stop her from walking across the sandy ground until she reached the beach.

Any other time she might have marveled at the impressive sight of the sun glinting off the water, an ocean of diamonds sparkling across the blue-green depths that moved in a soft roll to lick the wet sand a few feet away. The dark tips of a reef broke the surface farther out, slowing the ocean swells that moved beyond it for as far as she could see.

She’d enjoyed the impressive views from the beach on St. Lucia, but knowing she and Bryce were alone here made the sight more…intimidating.

Movement had her turning toward it, and relief replaced the lingering nausea. Bryce rounded the point carrying something on his back. Not until he drew closer could she see how much he was limping. A sheen of sweat beaded on his forehead and lines of concentration bracketed his mouth.

“You’re finally up.” He limped right past her.

Finally? “Must be the jet lag,” she quipped dryly.

He didn’t acknowledge the joke.

“If you’re mad…” she began, knowing there were things they needed to talk about. Like the fact that he’d found out what felt like only moments after the crash that she’d been pregnant with their child and lost it.

Both his brows shot up, which was pretty impressive since he was scowling at the same time. But instead of saying “If?”, he tossed his backpack aside. “What I am is busy.” He dumped out stuff that she guessed he’d scavenged from the beach.

She nodded toward the pile. “Is that a bird skull?” It sat next to a piece of rope, along with some ripped material, a steel disc shaped like it couldn’t make up its mind whether it was a plate or a bowl, and a piece of rubber tubing that she plucked from the top.

Bryce took it from her and moved it, along with everything else, to a pile next to the things he’d found in their luggage. “Yeah.”

She ran a hand through her hair, found it matted with blood. Looking down at her clothes for the first time, she noticed that her simple white T-shirt now sported more rips and stains than a kid from a Tide commercial.

Trailing after Bryce, she watched as he stopped beside a pile of brush he’d collected while she’d been taking her catnap. Telling herself it wasn’t worth getting annoyed over his comment about sleeping in, she paused next to him. “What can I do?”

“We need more wood to make a signal fire on the beach.”

Shielding her eyes, she glanced in the direction he pointed, noticed the pile he’d already begun. “Think we’ll need it?” Maybe Alex couldn’t teleport to them, but Tate had to be working on it and so was Bryce’s cousin, assuming he could be found.

“We need all the help we can get.”

“What about this one?” The

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