Category Archives: Chapter 11

“But the war—that didn’t happen, right?” I smiled sadly, glancing sidelong at Carolyn. “It did,” I said softly. “Though not the way they wanted or expected.” Neve inclined her head. “She’s right. The war did come. It was a terrible, … Continue reading →

Phelan held my gaze for a long moment before he tore his eyes away, focusing on his cousin. “Well,” he said slowly. “Get on with it, then. Finish it.” He sank down beside me, sitting cross-legged and frowning. Neve’s eyes … Continue reading →

Awkward silence reigned over our little group as they all stared at me. My chest was tight, heart giving an uncomfortable squeeze, but I knew that what I’d said was true—more true than any of them could ever know. Maybe … Continue reading →

I closed my eyes. For a moment, I was almost there, back in that time, back in Brighíd’s skin as she learned that her brother had been betrayed by men he dared to call friend. I knew the feel of … Continue reading →

“While the riders gathered for the hunt, Ciar was approached by one of his brother druids, who told him that they were going to be holding a ceremony at an old ritual site not far from where the hunt was … Continue reading →

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 →