the wind whipping through the San D
astery. Her thin trench coat offered no protection. She looked
, a young novice monk wea
ask for a miracle cure. She calmly asked him about the procedur
eyes were completely devoid of life.
ed out a string of polished obsidian rosary beads. H
to her, offering them as a s
pale fingers, bruised with needle marks from her re
n, the heavy sound of combat boots slamming aga
om nowhere. The veins on the back
ight out of Silas's grip, pulling so ha
e hand hurled the beads
ac
dozens of pieces, scatte
ped and sp
ous eyes. He was breathing heavily, his hair a mess,
ssively yanked a silver St. Christopher medal off hiser amulet-a symbol of protection for the living-deep
, his voice vibrating with a terrifying intensity.
. She tried to pull her hand back. "K
urned red. The tough exterior broke. He
her toward the exit of the monastery, comp
She stumbled over the stones, for
p. Kian yanked the passenger door open, practically li
vely buckled her seatbelt. His movements were rough, driv
he seat, gasping for air.
cked the doors from the driver
ctually killing you," he snappe
has too many anomalies. I need a better opinion. I've a
ving the ringing bells of the monastery f
the window. The absolute deadness in her heart had been
rapid, highly technical medical jargon to someon
s, terrified of what this forced medical exam would br
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