Saving Allison

Saving Allison

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I looked at her on the couch. She almost looked defeated sitting there. "We can help you find your parents? I'm sure it wont be hard. I found the old missing poster when you were 4." She shook her head. "I'm not the Allison they expect. The Allison they had hoped to raise. What will I say? Hey I know you don't know me. But I'm your daughter you lost fourteen years ago. Oh by the way I have these." She shook her palms around that had the scaring from her energy. "I'm not who they wanted to raise. I will never be her." Tears started to run down her face. "I'm a monster. I-I don't even know who I am anymore." She sunk further into the couch slamming her face into hands. There was nothing I could say that could comfort her. Nothing I could do to make the situation easier. I was still processing my world that was flipped upside down how could I do anything to make things easier.
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APOLLINAIRE is the grandson of the oldest witch in the South. He's the first boy born in her line for three hundred years, and she guards him jealously, teaching him all the magic she knows before anyone else can corrupt him. Between his bloodline and his talent, there's a lot riding on his shoulders, all before he's twelve years old. And then his father sues for custody in the divorce. PAUL ST. ROSE is an emergency medic. At 21, it's not the end of his career path-or his schooling-but it's a good place to land and catch his breath. He's always done well in high-stress environments, managing to keep his cool even when the world is falling apart around him. But when his grandmother dies, he's pulled back into the life he used to lead: back into Old Mère's rickety trailer with the black soil garden out front; back into the social rough-and-tumble of his mother's side of the family, rife with petty backstabbing; back into who he used to be. Between the cold success of Paul and the honeysuckle-sweet occultism of Apollinaire, he crumbles under the weight of everything that he was supposed to be by now. He's always done well in high-stress environments. But what can he do when he's the one falling to pieces?

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