Peacemakers (Peacemaker Origins Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
“Praise be to Jesus. Glory be to God. Hosanna in the highest!” exclaimed an older woman in sweat-stained white robes and habit. She rushed over to him and put a cool hand with swollen joints on his forehead, inspecting him like a nurturing mother soothing a child who just awoke from a nightmare. “Who . . . Where . . . I . . .” said the patient who lay on the yellowed sheets of a hospital bed. He looked around, eyes constantly bounding. Six beds filled the room, but only two were occupied. “Be still. Be calm,” she said, now patting his face with both hands. “All is well.” As the patient’s state of sleep dissipated, his confusion grew. He instinctively tried to raise his left hand but was unable to. Confusion turned to concern. “Be calm, now. You’ve been sleeping for a while,” the nun said, the deep wrinkles in her face looking as though they were drawn with charcoal. “Comatose more than two months, don’t you know!”
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