Queen of Darkness: A Vampire Fantasy Romance with Pirates (The Vampire Pirate Saga Book 4) by Hamilton Rebecca & Brown Isadora

Author:Hamilton, Rebecca & Brown, Isadora [Hamilton, Rebecca]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2019-05-01T16:00:00+00:00

"Kelia!" Drew shouted, sticking his head out the window and looking up at her.

Kelia ignored him. She scaled down the other side of the roof, to the side of the house the witches were on, and began to scale down. She swung side to side.

Using all of her newfound Sea Shadow strength, she pushed hard off the side of the house, aiming her body right at Jennifer.

The rope swung in an arc, enough to get her far enough away from the house to make contact with the witch but still direct her back toward the house before hitting the ground.

Still, she nearly squeezed her eyes shut, not entirely sure it would work. She could be facing her final death, but if it stopped Jennifer, it would be worth it.

But Kelia missed. Her body came back to the side of the house. She needed more leeway on the rope. Or she would need to swing again…and this time, jump the rest of the way.

It would kill her. But if she didn’t do this, Jennifer would kill them all.

“Don’t!” Drew shouted, as though he had recognized a look of determination on her face that could only mean one thing. “Kelia, you cannot—”

She launched herself again. The rope swung in an arc again. And this time, when it was at its farthest point from the house, closest to Jennifer, she let go and flew toward her ex-best-friend.

“Wendy!” Drew shouted. “Lift Jennifer into the air. Now!”

But it was too late.

The wind rushed through Kelia’s hair. The rain fell fast now, all but blinding her. And then, Kelia felt her foot connect with Jennifer’s abdomen. Jennifer screamed as she fell back into the hole Emma created.

And Kelia was falling right behind her.

A big gust of wind swept under Kelia and tossed her back to the burning building. Kelia hit awkwardly against the open window, hitting her ribs against the sill, but she grabbed onto the frame as Drew grabbed onto her arms.

That must have been Wendy’s doing.

Kelia grimaced as Drew pulled her back inside. The flames were encroaching on them now, the smoke so thick she could barely see through it.

Emma suddenly shot her hands into the sky, releasing her hold on the earth. Once again, Adelaide stood up, this time slower than before.

The earth slammed shut like a door, crushing Jennifer’s body in the process as it came back together. As she did, the flames in and around the house seemed to lose their power, though Kelia was still counting down the seconds until they could spring out of the smoke-filled home.

“Good riddance,” Adelaide muttered, slapping her hands together to wipe the dirt off herself.

“What about the fire?” Wendy asked.

“Now that she’s dead and can’t keep feeding it, the rain will take care of it," Adelaide responded. She looked at Drew through the window. “We have much to discuss, Nephew.”

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