Seeing Light (The Seraphina Parrish Trilogy) - Plot & Excerpts
With the keyword in his mind and the relic in his hand, Bishop unlocks the gates of time. The ground rumbles and the brick patio cracks beneath us, rolling high into the air. Like a wave, it reaches all the way to the ceiling, six stories up, and hovers for several moments as it builds energy. And finally, when it’s done teasing our safety, it crashes down and catapults us back into time. We launch into the glittering wormhole, which radiates and bleeds leftover colors from the scene and warmth of Olde Town. Then new colors invade, mixing and meshing, fading us into our new reality—a brilliant white, the World’s Columbian Exposition, Chicago, in 1893. The time warp spits us out, depositing us behind a building near Lake Michigan. As I regain my bearings, I immediately notice the lack of high-rises. This reality is very far removed from the Chicago where I live in my true time. Students gather, waiting for everyone to arrive, and Gabe urges Bishop and me to step aside.
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