The Last Revenant (Book 1): The Crash - Plot & Excerpts
She had been gnawing on her own flesh, but I was sure the faded blood stains across her mouth didn’t belong to her. She was what nightmares were made of, a monster wrapped in the soft and pale clothing of a young girl’s skin. Her eyes were as dark and smooth as marble, forcing my blood to run cold as my reflection bounced back from their endless depths. I couldn’t believe what I was seeing. I couldn’t believe I was so close to a monstrosity and I was still alive. There was no mistaking it. There was no doubt. It was Juno. “Jessica…” I flinched at the sound of my name as she lifted a claw like hand with elongated fingers. “Where’s mother?” I trembled and tried to gouge my brain for an answer. I didn’t understand. I had to steel myself to let the words out. “I-I don’t know.” She furrowed the thin lines of her eyebrows and placed her nails against my chin, tilting my head up as I struggled to stay still.
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