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Beatrice De Novo thought she had left the supernatural world behind for the most part. But when the past becomes the present, will she leave her quiet life in Los Angeles to follow a mystery she thought had abandoned her? Where has Giovanni Vecchio been, and why has he returned? Giovanni has his own questions, and hes looking to her for answers. This Same Earth reunites Beatrice and Giovanni to continue their search through the past while both wrestle with the future. When the world as you knew it has changed forever, is there any way you can turn back? This Same Earth is the sequel to A Hidden Fire. It is the second book in the Elemental Mysteries series. It is a paranormal romance/mystery novel followed by The Force of Wind.

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Elizabeth Hunter This Same Earth An Elemental Mystery For my Love I am my - photo 1

Elizabeth Hunter

This Same Earth

An Elemental Mystery

For my Love

I am my beloveds, and my beloved is mine.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Thanks to my friends and family, who make my writing possible.

To Kristy and Kelli, Sarah, Lindsay, Sandra, and Molly. Your input and advice is invaluable. Thank you for being fantastic readers and wonderful friends. I am blessed to have you all in my life.

Thanks to Amy, for her amazing work and enthusiasm.

To my sister, for being one of the strongest women I know.

To Corey, who gave me the best advice about sequels Ive ever heard.

To Colin, for making my heart grow.

Thanks to God, for giving me my brain. Hope Im not wasting it.

And to my readers, thank you for wanting more.

All men are by nature equal, made of the same earth by one workman; and however we deceive ourselves, as dear unto God is the poor peasant as the mighty prince.

Plato

Prologue

Cocham Valley

Chile

August 3, 2005

Im here. Where are you?

And do you know it takes two days to get here from Los Angeles? I had to wait an extra day in Santiago so I could catch the plane to Puerto Montt. I thought youd be the one meeting me at the trail, not Gustavo, but it was nice to catch up. Also, ouch. My legs are going to kill me tomorrow from all that riding.

So, where are you?

August 4, 2005

Isabel says you wrote her to say that I would be coming but didnt say when you would be coming. Should I be worried?

August 5, 2005

And now everyone is doing the whole vampire clam-up-and-not-tell-me-anything thing. Screw you all. If Isabel and Gustavo arent worried, then Im not going to worry about you, either.

August 17, 2005

Ive been here for two weeks now. Where the hell are you?

Ever since you came to my apartment (Do you know you always smell like smoke to me, by the way? I thought something was burning when I came home that night.) Ive been looking forward to seeing you.

Is this you being pissed at me for leaving Houston?

You never once came to visit me in L.A. Not once. Except to break into my apartment and leave me the sonnets (which I brought by the way) and take one of my favorite pictures, of course. Would it have killed you to hang around for a while?

Haha. I just realized that was unintentionally funny.

August 20, 2005

Took a ride today.

You still arent here.

Think I might go rock-climbing tomorrow-with the Revertes oldest son. The really handsome one.

Why arent you here?

Ive been sleeping in your room, and I discovered that without any light to wake me up in the morning, I sleep a really long time. Im very well rested.

Is that what this was? Just a getaway for Beatrice so she could relax? Not saying I dont appreciate it, but

No, actually, I dont appreciate it. I love this place, but I came here to see you, not ride horses, and hike, and eat Seora Revertes really excellent cooking.

So, where the hell are you?

I have a return ticket for the thirty-first. Im not hanging out until you get here. If you even plan on getting here.

August 25, 2005

Why the hell am I even writing in this stupid journal? It was just lying open on the kitchen table when I got here. Did you know this whole place smells like you? It does. I kind of hate that at this point.

August 31, 2005

Go to hell. I never want to see you again.

Cocham Valley

Chile

August 2, 2006

So, since Im here again (and Im just assuming youre going to be a no-show) I want to explain a few things.

1. I wasnt going to come this year until Dez (thats Desiree, my best friend, who you would know about if you communicated with me at all) convinced me that I should just take the free ticket because I love it here and I could use a vacation. So Im here. Thats why, and thats the only reason. Not because I wanted or expected to see you again.

2. Im more than a little pissed that you seem to be able to communicate with everyone we know (Caspar, Carwyn, Tenzin-you even called my grandma on her birthday) but not me. Yay for you. Youre traveling the world and wont tell anyone where you are. I dont even give a shit anymore, but its just rude. I hope my grandma told you off. She probably didnt.

3. If you have any illusions about me waiting for you or some romantic crap like that, dont kid yourself. Im dating. Im dating a really nice guy, as a matter of fact. His name is Kevin, and I met him in my graduate program. Hes handsome and smart and we have an amazing time together, and when I get back from this vacation, were going to have sex. Lots of it. And thats going to be great, too.

August 15, 2006

I love this place. I really do. I mean, I love L.A. and I love school, but this place is justmagic. Do you come here when Im not here? I bet you do. Im betting you read this journal last year because it looked like it had been paged through, and I greatly doubt Isabel went to look under the pillows on our bed to set it out on the table for when I got here this year.

So I think you were here.

And I have no idea how to feel about that.

August 20, 2006

Does time stand still for you? Have you been living so long that a year or two is nothing? It seems so long to me, but its probably like the blink of an eye to you. I remember you telling me once that a year was like a day when you are immortal.

So what does that mean? If I was just the blink of an eye in your life, why do you keep breaking into my apartment and giving me tickets to come here? Also, if you want pictures of me, you could call and ask for them instead of swiping the ones at my place. I really liked that picture of me at the beach. I actually had a tan.

August 23, 2006

I hate that everything in this house smells like you.

August 24, 2006

And I hate that I dream about you when Im here.

August 29, 2006

Im leaving tomorrow. Im feeling very relaxed, so thanks for that.

I dont know what to think about you anymore. Were you really a part of my life? Id say it was all a crazy dream except for the cryptic postcards that Im assuming are from you, and the tickets, and the fact that Im friends with all your friends now.

Im going to finish my masters this winter. Only two and a half years. Not bad. I could have done better, but I was having a lot of fun. I learned how to rock-climb, kickbox, and Im fairly good at a couple of martial arts, too. Im even a pretty decent dancer now. Surprise, surprise. So Im not going to regret the extra months.

Want to come to my graduation in December?

Yeah, didnt think so.

Cocham Valley

Chile

August 1, 2007

I just got the best job! Im in heaven. I think I might have finally found a library to top yours! I turned down a couple of positions because I was waiting for the right one and I got it! Im starting at the Huntington Library next month! (Im using a million exclamation points, but I dont care!)

I wasnt worried about money so much (thanks to my superior embezzling skills) but I wanted to find a place where I was really passionate about working. The Huntington is a private foundation, and its facilities are amazing.

Plus, they have this gorgeous botanical garden surrounding it, so its a beautiful place to work, and its an easy commute from my house in Silver Lake.

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