Bound In Blue: Book One Of The Sword Of Elements - Plot & Excerpts
Giving up, I tossed it across the room at the dresser, but it missed and slid down the front to join the sweater, boots, three t-shirts, two pairs of jeans, and several textbooks on the floor. I was spending less and less time in my own home, but my two rooms were starting to look the same. Peter had run out of excuses to give his parents and usually left before dinner. Missing him, I lay back and concentrated on the connection between us—a thread the color of new grass. As we both trained, our bond strengthened, and I was able to sense him without being near him. I’d also learned how to block that awareness. I never again wanted to catch even a hint of what he was feeling when he was making out with Miko. After that first horrifying experience, Taliesin taught me how to create a mental barrier to give us both some privacy. It was like imagining a pane of glass reflecting the bond away. I tossed onto my side restlessly as I was reminded of my disappointing interview with the bard.
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