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Blood Witch_ Book Three - Cate Tiernan [0]

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Table of Contents

Title Page

Copyright Page

Dedication

Chapter 1 - Secrets

Chapter 2 - Picketts Road

Chapter 3 - Woodbane

Chapter 4 - Spell

Chapter 5 - Dagda

Chapter 6 - Communion

Chapter 7 - Symbols

Chapter 8 - Mùirn Beatha Dàn

Chapter 9 - Trust

Chapter 10 - Magesight

Chapter 11 - The Council

Chapter 12 - The Future

Chapter 13 - Dark Side

Chapter 14 - Scry

Chapter 15 - Presence

Chapter 16 - Hidden

Chapter 17 - Treasure

Chapter 18 - Sigils

Chapter 19 - Circle of Two

Chapter 20 - The Seeker

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Blood Witch

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With love to my circle

1

Secrets

For a moment the name hung in the air before me, wavering like a black insect in front of my eyes. Bradhadair! Also known as my birth mother, Maeve Riordan. I was holding her Book of Shadows, started when she first joined her mother’s coven, when she was fourteen. Her Wiccan name, Bradhadair, was Gaelic for “fire starter.” And I was reading words she had written in her very own hand—

“Morgan?”

I glanced up, startled. And then I felt a jolt of alarm.

My boyfriend, Cal Blaire, and his mother, Selene Belltower, stood at the entrance of the secret library. Their bodies were backlit by a shaft of light from the hall. Their faces were blank masks, hidden in shadow.

My breath caught in my throat. I had entered this room without permission. Not only had I kept Cal and our other friends waiting, I had trespassed in a private area of Selene’s house. I had no business being in this room, reading these books. This I knew. A hot flush of shame made my face burn.

But I couldn’t help myself. I was desperate for more knowledge—about Wicca, about my birth mother. After all, I’d only recently uncovered extraordinary secrets: that I’d been adopted; that my birth mother, a powerful witch, had been murdered, burned to death in a barn. But so many questions still remained unanswered. And now I had found Maeve Riordan’s Book of Shadows: her private book of spells, thoughts, and dreams. The key to her innermost life. If the answers I sought were anywhere, they were in this book. Subconsciously—in spite of my guilt—my hands tightened around it.

“Morgan?” Cal repeated. “What are you doing in here? I’ve been looking all over for you.”

“I’m sorry,” I said, the words rushing out. I looked around, wondering how I could explain being in this place. “Uh—”

“The others

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