Jack Templar And The Lord Of The Demons (The Jack Templar Chronicles Book 5) - Plot & Excerpts
Every building. Every barn. The fencing. Even the gardens and the crops in the field were all torched so the entire hillside was black and lifeless. I used my sword to poke through the charred remains of the main farmhouse, but all I found were scorched tiles from the caved-in roof, shards of pottery from what must have been the kitchen, and piles of ash from the destroyed walls. As much as I hated seeing the debris, I was grateful we’d found no bones in the wreckage – so far. The others were spread out to the burned out husks where outbuildings once stood on the property. As I watched them explore, looking for clues about what had happened here, I tried to remember how many young hunters had been gathered here with Aquinas the last time we’d visited. Three dozen? Four? More than enough so that if they’d been overrun and killed, we were sure to find some kind of remains. Even if ogres had done the job, there would be bones left. Gnawed on from their feasting on the bodies, but bones nonetheless.
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