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    A Fiery Spring Scott's Kinfolk Saga Novella 2
    A Fiery Spring Scott's Kinfolk Saga Novella 2
    A Fiery Spring Scott's Kinfolk Saga Novella 2
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    A Fiery Spring Scott's Kinfolk Saga Novella 2

    By Chelsea O'Neal

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    Will Lucy and Wyatt’s love burn hot like molten glass?
    Lucy Torin uses her fire magic to make the amazing blown glass creations that sell in her family’s store. The magic that runs in her helps her mold the glass to her desire. However, her fire magic does nothing to help her catch the eye of Wyatt, her brother’s friend. She begins to wonder if she’ll ever find a man to look at her as anything other than a little sister.
    Or will it fizzle out forever when another man comes between them?
    Wyatt Nicholson moved away from heartache to the small town of Scottsville, not expecting to find Lucy. Her passion and warmth pulls him in, but dating his friend’s sister is not a good idea. Then a man with an unhealthy attachment to Lucy threatens to take her from everyone, forcing Wyatt to see what his heart already knows.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChelsea O'Neal
    Release dateApr 15, 2017
    ISBN9781370222476
    A Fiery Spring Scott's Kinfolk Saga Novella 2
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    Chelsea O'Neal

    Chelsea O’Neal lives in her fantasy world where people can fly, vampires could be real, money is never an issue, and the romantic meeting of your true love is a normal happening. When not relaxing in Chelsea-ville, she enjoys talking with animals that talk back and taking long walks with her Prince Charming... Actually Chelsea lives in the United States in Nebraska, where she was born and raised, with her black lab Daisey, who hasn’t spoken actual words, but she is pretty sure Daisey understands her. She is yet to meet her Prince Charming, though she is quite sure he is out there. Chelsea enjoys working in a library as well as a cosmetologist. She is an avid reader and writing has always been her passion. Chelsea has published 2 novels and a novella, she is working on her next book now.

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      A Fiery Spring Scott's Kinfolk Saga Novella 2 - Chelsea O'Neal

      A Fiery Spring

      Chelsea O’Neal

      Smashwords Edition

      Copyright 2017 Chelsea O’Neal

      Edited by Nadine Winningham

      Cover Design by Tell-Tale Book Covers

      First edition: 2017

      All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed or transmitted in any form or by any means, or stored in a database or retrieval system, without the prior written permission of the publisher. Excepting brief quotes used in reviews. Any reference to real names and places are purely fictional and are constructs of the author. Any offence the references produce is unintentional and in no way reflects the reality of any locations or people involved. 

      Smashwords Edition, License Notes

      This eBook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This eBook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you’re reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return to Smashwords.com or your favorite retailer and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author. 

      Thanks and Dedication

      I would first and foremost like to thank God.  He gave me the gift of writing, and without Him, it wouldn’t happen. I would like to thank my Grandma, who was my best friend, always positive and encouraged me in everything I wanted to do.  I will miss you always. I would also like to thank my wonderful editor Nadine, she is the best of the best! Thank you to Jen who helped me think things through and plan my Scotts Kinfolk series. Last, but definitely not least, thanks to my readers, I hope you like this story!

      This book is dedicated to Grandma. I love and miss you.

      Table of Contents

      Chapter 1 Special Order

      Chapter 2 Newcomer

      Chapter 3 Broken Pieces

      Chapter 4 Unwanted Visitor

      Chapter 5 Lunch Unexpected

      Chapter 6 More Magic

      Chapter 7 Stalker

      Chapter 8 Adoration and Magic

      About Chelsea O’Neal

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      Chapter 1 Special Order

      This is a technique used to transfer the glass from the blowpipe. Lucy smiles at the empty room, going over what she plans to say at the first glass blowing class on Thursday.

      She turns the pipe as the glass glows inside the furnace one last time before wetting off the glass pig from the punty. Lucy has been blowing and shaping glass since she was about seven. Just small things at first, working with her dad in the shop. But over the years her parents had to work to keep her out of the shop and force her to do school activities rather than work on glass. Lucy didn’t mind, she loved working with glass and it was never her parents’ intention to keep her out of the family business, just to keep her from working too young.

      Next we put it in the lear, a computer controlled oven where the glass cools down. The annealing process allows the glass to cool without cracking or breaking, Lucy murmurs as she deftly makes the transfer, placing it inside the lear to cool.

      As she finishes the special-order piece, she checks the temperature of the lear. This is the fourth special order in a month that has come in for her specifically. There have been several special orders in the past, but never any naming her specifically, until now.

      Lucy grabs another blowpipe from the oven to start a new piece of art. At the pot, she gathers a clump of molten glass on the end of the blowpipe, turning it to keep the glass from dripping off as she pulls it out.

      This oven keeps the punties and pipes hot. The temperature is kept around two thousand degrees, so you must be careful when gathering glass. Lucy wipes the beaded sweat off her forehead with her sleeve as she moves to the steel table.

      Here we have the marver, where we shape the glass into a long cylinder to work with it, she speaks absently as she works the glass.

      After the glass is stable enough, Lucy blows into the end of the blowpipe, capping it off and making a nice bubble on the opposite end.

      This is a parison, you must turn the pipe constantly so that the bubble doesn’t become lopsided. She turns the glass as she talks, moving with fluid grace. The glory hole is where we return with the piece to keep the glass hot, so that we can work with it until we get what we desire.

      Lucy rolls it back on the marver, making it more elongated before blowing again to make it a bit bigger. She closes her eyes a moment, feeling the rush of her magic welling in her, a smile plays on her lips. The glass easily molding with the help of the fire inside her. Repeating the process of gathering and shaping, Lucy finally has the length she needs to start sculpting the molten glass. Sitting at her bench, she works it with an ease that few can achieve. A flower starts to take shape, and once Lucy gets it where she wants it, she sits at her table using a torch and pieces of molten glass to color the beautiful flower. The magic pulses inside her, helping her to keep the glass at just the temperature it needs to be for Lucy to make what she wishes.

      Lucy remembers every piece she ever made from glass, each was something special. Even when she first started, she seemed to have a special way with the glass, never messing up beyond repair. There were times when she didn’t

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