Dark Tomorrow (Bo Blackman Book 6) - Plot & Excerpts
It’s difficult to estimate how many there are in Europe; some say four million, some say nine million. Nomadic by nature, they’re scattered across the continent, divided and sub-divided into groups. They’re not witches, not in the true sense of the word, but their long heritage means that magic runs through their veins. In some of them it is stronger than in others and, according to my grandfather, Maria’s is some of the strongest he’s ever seen. Michael moans softly in his sleep. I run my fingers down his jaw, marvelling at the stubble there. Even the hair on his head seems longer than it did when he was a vampire, as if decades of stunted growth means that now it’s taking advantage of this new situation and sprouting at an incredible rate before things change again. I press my palm against his forehead, worrying at the heat of his skin. He subsides again. Maria can’t perform spells. She could buy ingredients from somewhere like Magix and do what O’Shea does from time to time, but she wouldn’t be particularly skilled at it.
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