Category Archives: Book 5

Carolyn blinked, looking between me and Neve for a moment. She shook her head after a moment. “I didn’t realize.” “I know,” I said. “I wouldn’t even know parts of the tale if not for…well. For the whole reborn souls … Continue reading →

Neve gave me a long, silent look before she sighed, smiling wryly and shaking her head. “Well, I guess if you want to know, you want to know.” She tilted her face back toward the clouds and sky again, the … Continue reading →

The four of us sat in the sunshine on a cleared patch of broken concrete outside of the tents a few yards from the wall. The breeze that tugged stray hair free of my braid was pleasantly warm, promising that … Continue reading →

“I still say that one of us should have gone with them.” I barely suppressed a grimace at the words I’d heard far too often over the course of the past three days. I guess letting Seamus so far out … Continue reading →

“I said what, not who,” Lara said, her eyes narrowing dangerously. “There are more than a few with old souls and bloodlines that run back to Otherlanders that aren’t friendly or kind. I had to be sure.” Her gaze flicked … Continue reading →

After a long, silent moment, the woman nodded. “I believe you,” she said, then glanced sidelong at one of her men. “Release them, bring some bread and tea. Time to demonstrate that we’re actually civilized.” She drew herself up straighter … Continue reading →

He still tried not to think about that day—the day that they all should have died, the day that Marin’s vision had come true in a way none of them had ever expected. J.T. glanced at him, brows knitting. Thom … Continue reading →

“We haven’t come to bring you any harm,” Seamus said, his voice still a rasp, his expression bleak as Thom glanced at him—that much was clear, even with his blurry vision. What was going on with the older man? “You … Continue reading →

“Bold words,” the woman’s voice said, her tone musing and unimpressed all at once. “We’ll see if we have to put them to the test.” She paused, and he could almost see her nodding to their captors in his mind’s … Continue reading →

Thom swore, throwing himself from the saddle, blinking furiously as if that would help his sudden lack of sight. Still alive. That’s something. Hands grabbed him roughly and he reacted by instinct, elbow driving back into the face of someone … Continue reading →