Sleeper Of The Wildwood Fugue (Book 7) - Plot & Excerpts
A few young children run after the peacocks, but the adults all have the same expression on their faces. Even the Grasdons look emotionally exhausted, a sign that this event has become far too common in their lives. The former mercenary knows the feeling far too well after burying so many battlefield brothers. He is sure that most of them have run out of tears and are more focused on when their next loved one will fall. From the high balcony, he can see that only Kira is crying as she clings to Luke’s arm. The forest tracker sits quietly and holds her, but his attention is obviously more on Wayland who occasionally scowls at his daughter’s heartbreaking display. “Something about that man is worrying me,” Sari says, snapping Delvin out of his thoughts. She backs away from the railing after a quick glance. “He is really angry about Luke being here. Did you hear him yelling about not wanting a freak of nature in the family after Asher told him about the transformation?”
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