The Green Lama: Unbound (The Green Lama Legacy Book 3) - Plot & Excerpts
It had been nearly a fortnight since the Bodhisattva abruptly locked himself in his quarters, refusing all visitors, and often neglecting the small meals left outside his chamber. Whispers and the frequent sound of feet pacing against the stone floor were often reported by those curious enough to press their ears against the door. A growing concern for Dumont’s wellbeing had spread across the Temple of the Clouds, with many secretly believing the Jade Tablet had driven the American insane—a concern Tsarong was ashamed to admit he shared. “Come in, Tsarong,” Dumont called from within. Tsarong pushed open the door hesitantly. Dumont was kneeling in the center of the room, his back toward the door, a large rainbow-colored rug laid out on the floor before him. He looked back at Tsarong and smiled. His skin was pale, his face haggard from what Tsarong guessed was blood loss and lack of food, but his grey eyes remained vibrant, almost glowing. “There’s something I want to show you.”
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