Bastial Sentinels (The Rhythm Of Rivalry: Book 5) - Plot & Excerpts
His darkness was a vicious monster, as cruel as the worst illnesses, as violent as a swarm of mookers catching someone sleeping in their forest. But that didn’t compare to his fears about Lisanda. Left to his own thoughts, he worried more and more about what he was going to say to her. Jek had disobeyed her brother—the King. He’d even shot a fireball at the bastard. He’d joined the enemy, at least that’s how Raymess saw it. In Jek’s eyes, Raymess had made himself the enemy. He needed to convince Lisanda of this, but she was a Takary and loyal to a fault. Her mother would be even more difficult to sway. After a week, they finally reached The Nest. Jek was nervous about meeting Fatholl, almost as much as speaking to the Takarys about what had happened. As the image of Fatholl’s silver hair framing his smug face came to mind, there was a prick of anger deep in Jek’s stomach. So I haven’t forgiven him for what he’s done, Jek realized. Though, this anger was separate from what he held for Raymess.
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