The Mapmakers Union (The Doorknob Society Saga Book 3) - Plot & Excerpts
“Welcome to the Tavern.” A mountain-sized man stood in front of a door that seemed to hover in a grayish nothingness. Come to think of it I looked down and saw no ground beneath where I stood. Did that mean I was hovering in nothingness as well? It felt as if there was something beneath my feet but I couldn’t see anything. My stomach roiled and I gritted my teeth to stop myself from being sick. “Don’t think about it too hard or you’ll lose your lunch,” the guard said as he pushed the door open and gestured for us to enter. I rushed in wanting to get away from the crazy non-existent place. I stopped a moment and leaned over placing my hands on my knees and took a deep breath. When I finally felt steady again I stood upright and looked behind me to see the others dealing with their own discomforts. Jackson and Hitch were both bent over, while Mary and Faith were holding onto each other to steady themselves. Edgar meanwhile leaned against a wall, scribbling on a map in his hand as if this was no big deal at all.
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