Band Of Demons (The Sanheim Chronicles, Book Two) - Plot & Excerpts
She was worried. Not about his safety—of that, there was never much doubt. What bothered her was how close tonight’s events had been. Even at full tilt, the Horseman had arrived only just in time. He had been making his now nightly ride through the county when Kate sensed—rather than heard—someone in a panic. Like it had been with Lord Halloween and the graffiti artist, Kate could see the woman’s thoughts, which were filled with terror while being pursued by a horse. The Headless Horseman had rushed to help. If he hadn’t thought to throw the flaming pumpkin, it would have been too late. As it was, they had only accomplished half of their mission. The woman was saved, avoiding another murder that would be tied around their neck. But the mystery of who was attacking them only deepened. Kate had initially assumed the horse was borrowed or stolen—a real horse, in other words, taken from a stable nearby. But that assumption had proven incorrect. A real horse would have fled from the Headless Horseman, of that she was certain.
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