Psychic Eclipse (of the Heart) by Amie Gibbons

Author:Amie Gibbons [Gibbons, Amie]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Gremlin Publishing
Published: 2018-12-26T05:00:00+00:00

Chapter TEN

The window snapped closed without my prompting, and I knew somehow Emily had done it.

She may not have been able to open a window or door into other dimensions but, at least with my power bound up in the gris-gris, she could close it.

Wait, could they make spells that tugged powers outta another person and use it like that?

I was pretty sure they’d been trying something similar last year at Carvi’s conference, so that’d be a yes.

“She still didn’t tell us why,” Ed said, voice nearly a whisper.

I would’ve jumped if I had any adrenaline left.

I’d forgotten he was there, honestly.

“I know,” I said. “But it can’t be for anything good. They wanted me here specifically.”

AB stared straight at the wall where the hole had been.

“AB?” I asked.

I didn’t want to.

She’d just watched the man she’d loved, obsessed over, hated, and all at once…

She’d just watched that man get murdered by the woman he’d decided to have sex with instead of her.

The woman who had clearly tricked us all.

Some psychic I was.

“After this, I’m gonna start screening my clients,” I said.

“Like we’re going to get out?” AB asked, voice hollow.

“AB, we can’t give up hope,” I said. “We-”

“No,” she cut me off, voice as hard and cold as the shards of ice in her mental landscape we’d seen earlier.

Perfectly logical.

Perfectly rational.

The sociopath she said she could be peeking through.

“We will get out,” she said. “You opened that window. Open another into a different area. If there’s a layer like glass over it, break it. We get out. We do it now.”

Ed sucked in a breath.

I was right there with him.

I’d never seen this side of AB.

“Are you okay?” I asked stupidly.

Of course she wasn’t okay.

“I am for now,” she said, voice still so cold and crisp. “I’m not feeling anything. I like it here. I’ll stay here and rational until we get back there.”

I shivered at the tone.

“And then, when I have her, I won’t be rational anymore,” AB said in a tone hinting at the things she planned to do.

I gulped.

I had my own sociopathic side.

And I could be cruel and vicious if needed.

Definitely efficient.

Even if I wasn’t always okay with that side of myself.

Somehow, I’d thought AB didn’t have that in her.

Right now, she did. And there was no power in this dimension or any other that’d stop her.

I believed her on that.

“One dimensional portal coming up,” I said calmly, focusing on the wall again.

Nothing.

I blew out a breath of frustrated air.

“Hello,” made me jump and whirl.

A woman, not the last one, stood at the bars.

She was average height, with the pretty features of a mixed Asian and Caucasian, slanted blue eyes, high cheekbones, narrow chin and nose.

And she glowed with power.

I was beyond caring about the nausea by now.

Practically used to it.

But it still made me want to puke to look at her.

“Who are you?” AB asked.

Clearly done playing the shrinking violet.

Clearly done playing at all.

She’d declared war on the Fae, and they would all pay.

I could feel it.

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