Witches Wild (Bewitching Bedlam Book 4) by Yasmine Galenorn

Author:Yasmine Galenorn [Galenorn, Yasmine]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Nightqueen Enterprises LLC
Published: 2017-12-17T18:30:00+00:00

KELSON TOOK LANYEAR’S appearance in stride. I called to Bubba and he came running in, followed by his ever-present shadow. Luna adored Bubba, and Bubba adored Luna, and they were almost always together.

“Bubba, I want you to meet somebody. Kelson, you too. This is Lanyear, and he’s apparently my familiar. I think Arianrhod sent him, because when I first met him, I was asking her for a sign. That was a few months back.”

Bubba gave me a long look. “Mrrf?”

“Really. You need to tell Luna not to mess with Lanyear. He won’t hurt you as long as you don’t try to hurt him.” I glanced up at Kelson, who rolled her eyes and suppressed a snicker.

Bubba gazed at Lanyear, who let out a low hoot, and then turned, swishing his tail back and forth, and marched off out of the room. Luna gave Lanyear an inquisitive gaze, but followed Bubba.

“Well, that didn’t go over very well, did it?”

Kelson laughed. “Did you really expect it to? At least neither of them made a jump for him.” She glanced around the kitchen. “May I suggest we put up some tall perches—high toward the ceiling, away from any of the shelves Bubba and Luna can climb?”

“I think that’s a good idea. Meanwhile, I’ll ask him to stay right outside until we get those installed. No use asking for trouble.”

I carried him back to the door and held out my arm. He flapped his way from my shoulder to my wrist. Once again, I closed my eyes and felt for that connection.

Lanyear, until we make it safe for you—and safer for Bubba and Luna—you need to stay outside in the yard. Will you be all right?

Again, the whisper-soft flutter of wings on my thoughts. I will. Call when you need me.

I opened the door and he flew off my wrist, out to a tall tree near the house. As he took up a perch there, I thought how odd this year was turning out to be. But even as I was contemplating Lanyear and what the future would bring with him, a low rumble of thunder echoed as the sky darkened. I stepped out and watched as a huge thundercloud raced in. Lanyear flew lower in the tree, hiding beneath a branch thick with needles. There was something unnatural about the storm, something almost terrifying.

“Maddy! Maddy!” Sandy burst out of the kitchen and raced to my side. In the coming thunder, I hadn’t even heard her drive up. “I drove like a maniac on the way over here. I had the terrible feeling that something is wrong. What’s going on?”

I shivered, folding my arms across my chest. “I’m not certain, but I imagine it has to do with that.” I nodded toward the cloud.

Sandy shaded her eyes, gazing up at the towering plume that rolled in on an updraft of wind. “The storm’s alive.”

“That storm’s hiding something,” I said softly, a prickling at the back of my neck. “Or someone.”

Sandy caught my arm, leaning close, as the clouds overtook the sky.

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