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A Modern Witch (A Modern Witch, #1) A Modern Witch by Debora Geary
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“Seeing the future sounds cool until you get this two-second flash and have no idea what it means, or if it will really happen.”
Debora Geary, A Modern Witch
“Friends who can accept you, even when the rules change like that, are gold.”
Debora Geary, A Modern Witch
“I wasn’t a witch until last Wednesday,” Lauren said.  “I don’t know how to handle this.” “You’ve always been a witch, sweetheart.  You just didn’t know.”
Debora Geary, A Modern Witch
“the best conversations wandered and twisted around.  Sometimes you learn more that way than traveling in straight lines. ”
Debora Geary, A Modern Witch
“One of the small joys of adulthood was moving at her own speed.”
Debora Geary, A Modern Witch
“Nat gave her a lopsided grin.  “Something like that.” “This is one weird February.”
Debora Geary, A Modern Witch
“In theory, a coven is just a group of witches working together.”  Jamie looked pained. “In practice?” “In practice, it tends to be really heavy on ritual, really light on actual magic.”
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“ “I’m pretty sure if it weren’t for you, I’d have spent the rest of my life terrified of crowded places.  I can’t thank you enough.”
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“It’s because I’m a witch that I can take these pictures,” Jennie said.  “A good portrait photographer shows the outside of a person; a great one shows the inside.  Being a mind witch makes it a little easier to see the inside, to know what the photograph needs to show.”
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“She yanked open the door of the bagel shop and gratefully charged inside. Her mind reeled.  Too many voices, too many feelings, too much.  Lauren felt her stomach churning and clutched the door handle.  She focused on the handle.  That was the way out.  The three steps to carry her back out the door were a marathon.  When the door closed, she sank to her knees.”
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“He’s beautiful.”  Nat’s tears flowed again.  “What’s his name?” “I don’t know.”  Jamie’s heart broke a little, and he spoke very gently.  “Nat, precog isn’t certain.  I don’t know for sure if he will even be.” Nat paled further.  “He felt real.  I loved him.  I don’t know how to do this.”
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“Smells awesome.  Make me one?” Lauren jumped, which gave him some idea how distracted she was.  Sneaking up on a mind witch was usually pretty difficult. “Sure,” she said.  “Want onions?” “On a grilled cheese sandwich?  Heathen.” Lauren smirked.  “I take it that’s a no.” Jamie shrugged.  “Well, I’ll eat it, but I have very low standards.”  In some things, at least.”
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“As instructed, she visualized the first moves in her mind, and then began.  No words—her class was supposed to be reading the pictures in her mind.  Knees bend, arms sweep up, breathe in.  Stretch for the gorgeous blue sky and feel the warmth.  Breathe out, arms sweep down and to heart center.  Repeat.”
Debora Geary, A Modern Witch
“I have new batteries in the iPod, so she can have her own personal force field back. ”
Debora Geary, A Modern Witch