Category Archives: Book 4

“It’s not time yet, Uncle.”                 He opened his eyes at the sound of Ériu’s voice, at the voice of his goddaughter from centuries long past.  He took a deep breath and turned to look at her.  They stood together … Continue reading →

The energy tore at his jacket and magic-born wind blew his hair back from his face, stung his eyes. Just like at Winterkill.  He swallowed bile at the memory and bent his head against the growing magical wind, the sting … Continue reading →

The Hamrammr alpha went limp in his grip as a surge of power ripped outward from the settlement’s warding lines.  It left Thordin’s head ringing and his eyes stinging, but he redoubled his efforts. The alpha was no longer resisting.  … Continue reading →

I hit the ground so hard that it knocked the wind out of me.  I lay there for a moment, blinking mutely, lungs spasming and head ringing. Something nearby was screaming an awful, inhuman scream.  I couldn’t figure out what … Continue reading →

I notched an arrow and took aim at that leader, shouting something I can’t remember to this day at Thordin—probably identifying the leader to him, if I were to guess.  I barely had time to get my bow up into … Continue reading →

Cameron launched himself at the axe-wielding bastard even as I jerked another arrow from my quiver and let fly.  Thom cried out as the man’s axe struck a glancing blow to his shoulder, not the cleaving strike the skinwalker had … Continue reading →

They poured into the bed of the creek below, onto its banks, some jumping back and forth between the two sides of the ravine where they were closest to each other.  They were in wolf form as they came at … Continue reading →

Another howl echoed off the walls of the ravine as Thom and I reached the edge and I unslung the bow I was carrying.  The sound shot shivers down my spine and bile rose in my throat.  I said nothing, … Continue reading →

Thom stopped at the fire on his way to where they’d face the enemy, mostly to assure himself that the blessings were done and that his friend would at least be well-armed to face the enemy.  Jacqueline was gathering up … Continue reading →

“Matt, take Thordin and Cameron to a position on the edge of the ravine,” Thom said.  “I’ll be there as soon as I can.” “Where are you going?” Matt asked, brow furrowing as he hefted the axe Thordin had been … Continue reading →