The Hand of Kali Box Set (Books 1-3) by T.G. Ayer

Author:T.G. Ayer [Ayer, T.G.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Infinite Ink Books

Back in the motel room Dev set about preparing the amulet and Maya and Sabala watched as he filled a small plastic tube with water and tipped in a sprinkle of turmeric and white holy ash. He sealed the tube with a small screw-top lid, twisting it until it was tight. Then he rifled around in his drawer for three metal nails; small ones, plain and simple hardware store nails. He removed a small black square that Maya saw was actually a tiny bag, just large enough for the vial and the nails to fit comfortably. He pushed them into the bag then folded the edge over and pulled out a needle and black cotton.

"What are you doing?" Maya asked. She gave a short laugh and stared at him.

"I have to seal the edges. Can't have the potions falling out of the bag. This has to work and keep working for a long while." His gaze remained on his handiwork.

Maya narrowed her eyes at him. He knew exactly why she'd asked. He was hopeless with a needle and thread but it seems he persevered when the situation required it. But she couldn't stand to see him sticking his tongue out as he poked the needle into the fabric.

"Just give it here." She held out her hand waving it impatiently.

He handed it to her so fast she was sure he'd have whiplash. "Thought you'd never ask," he said with relief. Maya laughed and took the bag, quickly sewing the open edge closed. "You have any idea how long that would have taken me?"

"Yes, actually I do."

Dev sighed as he leaned back in is chair and threaded his fingers behind his neck. "I always say sewing is a woman's work."

Maya raised one eyebrow. "Watch what you say. I'm the one with the needle." Her dad just grinned as she gave the sealed bag back to him.

"Right, I'll take this to the Nath's and leave them with the instructions. Want to come?"

Maya shook her head. "No I need to finish my reading for English. I don't want to fail the demon's second essay assignment."

"No, you certainly wouldn't want to do that." Dev winked as he headed out the door.

Maya shut it behind and grabbed her bag. She climbed onto the bed and flipped to the bookmarked page. Romeo and Juliet. Scintillating reading. But she was determined to treat the essay as if a real teacher were setting it. One wrong move and she'd mess everything up.

Don't act normal. Be normal.

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