Collision: The Alliance Series Book Three - Plot & Excerpts
Raj and Iriel had stayed long enough to see the first body. Ada walked apart from the group, not speaking to anyone. And try as I might to block it out, the image of the massacre was burned into my brain. And that symbol. I could think of two possibilities, and neither meant good news. First things first. We had to tell Ms Weston what we’d found out. And we needed to get hold of another tracker. Never mind those carvings or Kevar’s end-of-days prophecies. They had nothing to do with the here and now. They sure as hell didn’t seem to have anything to do with the brutal slaughter of a hundred travellers. No. The monster, the killer, wasn’t some vague myth. The gods were real, and present in Vey-Xanetha. Magic surged, without warning, for the second time since we’d left the Passages. Must be acting up again. The swarming crowd in Central’s entrance hall confirmed my suspicions. It looked as though every offworlder in London had come to complain to the Alliance. A group of claw-footed men like Avar had even bought a flock of multi-coloured birds, which flew around shrieking and shedding feathers over the crowd.
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