The Red Witch (Amber Lee Mysteries Book 6) - Plot & Excerpts
More than once I wanted to pick up my phone, call my mother, and tell her I loved her, that I missed her, and that I wanted to see her again as soon as I got back to the US. I didn’t see my parents as often as they would have liked, and I only had myself to blame for that. I, with my lack of too serious commitments, had no excuse. Everyone takes their parents for granted, I would tell myself, and they’re fine with not seeing me; they know I’m okay. And I was taking them for granted in thinking that, even if they probably were fine with not seeing me and knew I was okay. But at least I had a choice, and that was the difference between me and these girls. Carolina, Regina, and Georgina hadn’t been given choices. Their parents had been taken from them a long time ago, and in Regina’s case her grandparents had gone too. These witches were all orphans who, by the grace of the Goddess, had in some capacity come across Linezka and come out of it intact. But I knew better than that. I could see the hand of Fate at work, here.
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