Must Be Magic (Spellbound) by Somers Sydney

Author:Somers, Sydney [Somers, Sydney]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Samhain Publishing, Ltd.
Published: 2013-12-17T00:00:00+00:00

“Where the hell is my son?”

Alex cringed as the sound of the slamming door reverberated down the length of his spine. He’d already killed the lights in his room in the main building of the resort. It was easier to keep his eyes open without the piercing light threatening to split his brain in two.

Thomas Lancaster scowled from just inside the door, his volatile emotions chafing Alex’s already heightened awareness.

“Lower your voice,” Danny Calder advised, rising from his seat to Alex’s right.

Dante was already halfway across the room, looking ready to throw Thomas out on his ass.

Alex ignored them, focusing on the glass of water in front of him.

“I warned you something like this would happen,” Thomas continued. “You know better, goddamn it.”

“Dante.” Danny moved to intercept his son before he reached Thomas. “He’s upset too. We all are.”

“Upset? My son’s plane never reached its destination, and you think I’m upset?”

“Maybe if you hadn’t been such an ass Bryce wouldn’t have taken off the first chance he got,” Dante challenged. “Although, that is his style.”

“Do not talk about my son like you have any idea—”

“I know much more than I ever wanted to—”

The glass of water shattered, and all three men turned toward Alex.

“How am I supposed to concentrate when there is more bitching going on in here than on Desperate Housewives?” Ignoring the puddles of water and shards of glass, Alex grabbed another bottle of water from the minifridge, poured himself another drink and sat back down.

Exhaling slowly, he briefly closed his eyes, then focused on the water once more.

“What’s with the glass?” Dante sat opposite him. “Does it help you channel stuff better?” Stuff being Dante’s favorite way of describing the Tribunal’s ability to know what others were thinking.

“Nope.” Alex took a long drink, then set the glass aside. “Just thirsty.” He exhaled slowly.

“Are they dead?” Thomas voiced the same question the other two men had been afraid to ask.

“No. But that’s about all I do know.” And the more he tried to concentrate, the less he felt from Darby or Bryce.

For the fifth time in the last two minutes he glared at his cast. One stupid, little mistake was preventing him from finding his friends right now. One colossally stupid mistake.

“So what is the plan?” When no one answered Thomas right away he dropped onto the edge of the sofa.

“We’re working on it.” Dante went back to his laptop. “So far there’s been no signal from the plane’s emergency-locator transmitter.”

“I already know that. What I don’t know is what you’re doing about it.” Thomas glanced at Alex. “Can’t you narrow the search area down?”

“You’re free to give it a shot if you think you can do better.”

“I called Shane—”

“Then you know he’s not having any more luck than I am.” And Shane, the third Tribunal member, didn’t have a cast slowing him down.

“And Tate?” Thomas pressed.

Alex shook his head. “That’s like expecting the rookie to win the World Series.” Tate had been just as frantic since she’d felt the same static charge that signaled two witches joining magic.

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