Supernatural Summer (7 page)

"Echo Bennett," I said, and I swear relief crossed his face.

"It’s nice to meet you." Under his piercing gaze I dropped my eyes and shuffled my feet. "Both of you." I got the impression he added this to take the pressure off me.

"Where are you moving from?" Becca asked.

"South of here. Califor…nia," he stumbled over the word.

"L.A.?"

"Yes."

"So, you'll be going to Lincoln High?"

"As a senior," he said.

While Becca flirted, the guy stole long glances at me, like he was soaking in my every detail. I checked him out, too. His tennis shoes were a brand I wasn't familiar with. My chest fluttered at the way his faded jeans skimmed along his strong thighs.

My eyes drew upward. And my jaw dropped.

Where he'd appeared solid before, parts of him were fading. I gaped at his hand. It had become transparent and I could see right through it.

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Skye Genaro's fascination with psychics and other gifted individuals was sparked when her own clairvoyant and clairaudient abilities began to grow. She is writing a series of short stories and novels featuring characters with paranormal gifts.

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