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bonfire pit. Sure, I’m hoping for indoor plumbing—and please
“Human legends are very important,” I say. “They give us insight into the myriad ways supernaturals unintentionally reveal themselves, forcing humans to invent personal folklore to explain those encounters while also revealing themselves through their fears and desires.”
“Kate might be the one worrying about me,” Holly says. “I did just set you on fire.” My sister grins. “Which means we’re totally compatible roomies, considering I also knocked a guy on his ass, maybe ten minutes ago.” She looks at me. “Remember Allan Redman?”
From the looks of the others clustered behind them, these two are the alphas of an Aberzombie mob.
Anaïs Nin quote on the front: “I must be a mermaid . . . I have no fear of depths and a great fear of shallow living.”
