Signs Book Review Novels & Stories

“I will.” The library was quiet, dustier than usual, but oddly comforting. I moved past the rows of scrolls and shelves, ignoring the ornate chandeliers and ancient rugs. My feet found the corner I had discovered days ago—the one with books so old their spines cracked under a breath of air. And there it was: The Legacy of the Signma Merrior. I pulled the book down carefully and sat on the bench by the window. The late afternoon sun spilled across the pages like golden ink, catching the embossed symbols. I traced them with a finger, heart oddly steady.

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Clara’s eyes popped on the red leather-bound book that was thicker and heavier than a normal book. There was a sign of old age, but there were no other damages. It also seemed to be well taken care of. She turned it over at a different angle to inspect and figure out anything, but nothing else—not even the name of its writer—was written other than the title itself.

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“It is one of only three copies in existence. I have had it hidden for years, waiting for the right moment to use it. This is that moment.” She sets the book down on the table between us. Slowly, I step closer, drawn to the book despite the voice in my head that is telling me to move back. The symbols I saw earlier on the book are protection runes and from what I know about them, those symbols also serve as warnings to those who might attempt to open the book without being prepared. Now close to the book, I reach out and touch the cover. It is cold under my fingers. “What’s inside the book?” I ask.

I try so hard not to dwell on how much I miss her, miss them both, but the amount of unanswered questions is growing more and more with every revelation and I’m not all that confident we will ever get any answers. Flicking through the pages, I skip past the first couple of dozen or so, which are written in a language I don’t recognise. Not that I speak any other language. There are drawings in black ink, charts, diagrams, moon phases and symbols. Then a bookmark I hadn’t noticed caches my eye. A well worn, thin strip of leather hangs from the bottom of the book marking a page towards the back.

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‘Such an aligist,’ Melora said. ‘That’s a good thing, you know.’ ‘Uh. I need a refresh my insults.’ I skimmed through the words, searching for something useful or related to it. The symbol was a pair of eyes enclosed in a kind of compass. The book was colored and these eyes were white, with the eyelids—representing skin—pale as snow. It had to be it. “There’s nothing here.” Ian tried to look into what I was reading but came out confused. “You can read this sh*t?”

“My mother would tell me all about what happened to little witches that tried to cast big spells out of their skillset…never ends well.” “On that note, I’d like you to have this.” Cordelia shook her head at Rowena for trying to scare me off, but little did they know there wasn’t anything anyone could do to knock me off this path. If magic meant protecting my friends, family, and pack—then sign me up, risks included. “Take this book home with you, study the sigils and their meaning’s. It’s a beginners guide so you shouldn’t be able to drain yourself into a coma if you try one out.” The cover was bound in plum colored velvet, which was soft as it brushed against my fingertips. This time I did

This time nothing interrupts me as I fall asleep and that no nightmare follows. I am in a giant dusty library, searching for a specific book, cob webbs covering the long abandoned shelves. The entire library is covered in a thick layer of dust, not a single finger print marking it, no one had been here for decades. Suddenly a book in the distance starts to glow and move alittle on the shelf. Like someone had flicked a switch and brought it to life. I removed it from the shelf, shaking the dust off of the spine and wiping the front cover. The name becoming visible, The Power of Hybrids, before my eyes the book opened to a page on Wolf/Witch hybrids. The page listed signs of a hybrid and what