White Haven Witches Box Set by T. J. Green

Author:T. J. Green [Green, T. J.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Fantasy, Fiction, Occult, Paranormal, Supernatural, Urban, Witches
ISBN: 9780995116382
Publisher: Mountolive Publishing
Published: 2019-12-04T22:00:00+00:00

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After the meal, Alex and Avery headed to a small pub called The Startled Hare a few doors down from the bistro, and stayed there until closing.

They tried not to talk about the missing grimoires, the Favershams, or magic, and instead talked about anything and everything else. Avery wasn’t sure if the meal was a good idea or not, as she now knew that she was pretty much head over heels with Alex. And they had so much fun together. She felt she was like a schoolgirl again, and every now and then she’d find him looking at her speculatively, which made her heart race even faster.

They were nearly the only people left on the street as the bar staff ushered them outside after last orders. They strolled past the bistro, and seeing it was now empty, other than a couple of waiters doing a final clear up, they walked up and away from the town, and then tried to find the alley that ran behind the bistro. The cool night breeze caressed her skin, and Avery pulled her lightweight cardigan close. Alex pulled her into him, wrapping his arms around her as they tried to look as inconspicuous as possible.

Towards the end of Penny Lane they paused outside an alley that disappeared around the back of the buildings.

“This way,” Alex said, checking down the street and then pulling Avery after him.

They passed wheelie bins full of rubbish outside the side entrances of the shops on either side, and then turned left heading down towards the bistro. The fences were high at the back of the shops, and most places were quiet as it was long past their closing. They passed the pub and then paused as they saw a gate open and close further down. A waiter emerged from the shadows to put some rubbish into a bin, and then disappeared back behind the fence.

“That must be it,” Alex said, and they moved closer, peering through the wooden planks.

“How long until they go?” Avery asked.

“Can’t be long now.”

They wrapped themselves in a shadow spell, waited another fifteen minutes after the lights went out, and then they eased the gate open with another spell and edged into the courtyard.

Two cameras were high on the wall, one angled towards the glass doors leading into the restaurant, and the other towards the cellar door, and there was a security light. Avery immobilised them all with a whisper, and after checking that the restaurant was in complete darkness, they unlocked the cellar door in the floor and headed down the steps into darkness, pulling the door shut above them.

They stood listening for a few moments, but there was only silence.

Avery conjured a witch light, and its cool, white light showed a paved stone floor, and racks of wine and other stores stretching away into darkness. She pulled the book with the map from her bag and studied it.

The map was long and narrow, much like the cellar space. “This could be it,” she whispered, showing Alex.

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