Elemental: Origin (Primord Series #1.5)

By Alexandra May

A Primord Series Novella (#1.5)

What happened to the two missing bloodlines?
How did the Xipilé’s amass their fortune?
Who was behind Mira’s accident?
And what is Amy’s secret?

Spencer Phillips, Daisy Frost, Andrew Orelían and Aiden Deverill open up their hearts and minds to reveal some of the secrets from Elemental: The First in this in-between short story.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Alexandra May
• Release date: Mar 25, 2013
• ISBN: 9781301639601

Alexandra May

Alexandra May is an English author of four books, bringing together the epic saga of Halíka Dacomé and her modern day equivalent, Rose Frost.Elemental: The First, Elemental: Origin The Battle for Arcanon Major and Ethandun draw in Alexandra's love of strong women characters, sci-fi, history, romance and a little warmongering on the side!For information on the series please visit her website http://www.alexandramay.co.uk

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Elemental: Origin

(Primord Series #1.5)

by Alexandra May

© Alexandra May 2013

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A YOUNG ADULT SCIENCE FICTION FANTASY

ALEXANDRA MAY ASSERTS THE MORAL RIGHT TO BE IDENTIFIED AS THE AUTHOR OF THIS WORK.

This novel is entirely the work of fiction. The physical setting of the book is Warminster in Wiltshire, England, and certain events portrayed in the novel actually happened in real life.

However, the names, characters and institutions in it are the work of the author’s imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead is entirely coincidental.

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This book is written in British English and contains the colloquial Wiltshire accent.

Elemental: Origin

Spencer Phillips

A muffled thunk at the front door made me jump.

What was that?

I half-turned to the others working behind me. Did nobody else hear it? Nope, the four guys were oblivious, totally engrossed in their work.

Half inclined to check the outside monitors in case someone had scaled the electric fence—unlikely but possible, I listened carefully again but heard nothing else.

Dismissing it, my thoughts dragged me back to the present.

I’d just got off the phone with Sean. The courtesy call had come as a shock. In the past when Debbie was in some kind of trouble it was always Sean who would call me. A kind of unspoken agreement that rested between us, so I was worried when his name came up on my screen. When he mentioned an ‘accident’ my first thoughts were of Debs and that he was delivering bad news. My heart nearly stopped right at that moment. If some harm came to her I’d be devastated.

But it hadn’t been Debs. He knew we’d want to know first before others found out.

It was Mira who was in hospital. Possible broken shoulder or so Sean thought. To early to tell, he said. Some idiot drove straight into her and knocked her right off her bike. And it was no accident. Whoever it was had driven around the block first then straight into her.

Who would purposely hurt Mira? Who would do that? She was the sweetest girl. Had been since we were five years old. Why harm her?

My greatest fears were being realised. Something was very wrong. Something bad was happening. I couldn’t shake that feeling that someone was picking us out one by one. It didn’t matter whether you were an elder or us of the new guard of Xipilés. None of us were safe now.

I’d pinched my eyes closed and ended Sean’s call, but my hands wouldn’t stop shaking. Gazing into the fire calmed me but the