Child Of The Sword, Book 1 Of The Gods Within - Plot & Excerpts
For many days but had lain in a stupor of unawareness, passive, unknowing and uncaring. And then suddenly he looked in the eyes of a woman and realized he lay in the arms of an angel. “My lord,” she said softly, tracing her fingers across the enormous, ugly scar in the center of his chest. “It gladdens me to see that you have chosen to rejoin the living.” But angels were for dreams, and by that he knew he was dreaming, and he knew that with this dream’s end would come a painful reality. Ellowyn was gone when he truly awoke, though Rhianne sat in a chair near his bed. She’d fallen asleep there, her head bowed, her hair loose and draped about her face, her mouth open in a very unladylike way. And yet, she was still so beautiful, not Ellowyn’s kind of beauty, which was a cold thing to admire from afar. No, Rhianne’s attraction was the simple beauty of a pretty girl with a smile on her face and a twinkle in her eye. He longed to see her open her eyes, to see that mischievous twinkle that seemed to imply the two of them shared some hidden secret.
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