Professor and the Seer by Eve Langlais
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
“ I got my first vision of the future when I turned sixteen. It happened during an eclipse.”
Sisters
Enyo the shadow warrior
Dina a witch
Frida, this books main heroine, a seer who can see futures
“Someone entered the room from the living area, blond hair tousled, face still groggy from sleep. “What’s going on?”
I blinked and wavered on my feet, for there, decades after I’d first seen him, was the man from my very first vision.
And when he smiled in my direction, I knew without needing a glimpse at the future I was in trouble.”
“I’ve only met one other true seer. She called herself Lady Clara and only got her visions in spurts. She never saw the branches like I did.”
“If you wish to say goodbye, I can wake him.”
The kind offer surprised me. Pity I had to reject it. My lips pinched. “No, leave him sleeping. Otherwise, he’ll insist on coming.” He’d die for me.”
“An arm lifted, the sleeve draped over the hand as it pointed at them. Frieda muttered, “That didn’t happen in my dream.”
“It’s just your imagination. The mirror only shows what you’re thinking.”
“But I wasn’t thinking about him,” she replied in a whisper.
A chill breeze suddenly swept past his cheek, the feel of it unnatural. “Take your hand off the mirror.” He tried to keep his tone calm so as to not frighten Frieda.
“I can’t.” A tiny thread of panic in those words”
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