Hannah (The Coven's Grove Chronicles #2) - Plot & Excerpts
The structure spanned the entire western wall, and stretched all the way up to the vaulted ceiling. Most of it was made from rough-cut riverstone, while the accents and mantle were made of a darker stone. Ancient symbols of power had been chiseled into the circular pattern of bricks that framed the fire. The symbols contained deep magic that would keep a fire burning for a thousand years if need be, but they also made it possible for a witch to snuff out the flames at any given moment. The sound was soothing, and the warmth helped thaw the numbness of Hannah’s grief-stricken mind. She had always taken comfort in the great room. The heavy wooden beams and stone walls provided a sense of security that she hadn’t been able to find anywhere else, even within the sheltered confines of her own cottage. The shock of what had happened earlier that evening had finally sunk in, chilling her to the bone. She found it difficult to keep warm as she pondered the deaths she had not only witnessed but also caused.
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