Sons Of The Reaper (Gods Of The Forever Sea Book 2) by A.J. Strickler

Author:A.J. Strickler [Strickler, A.J.]
Language: eng
Format: azw3, epub
Publisher: PANDA BOOKS PRESS LLC
Published: 2017-01-07T16:00:00+00:00

Kian lay on his back with his hands behind his head, staring at the ceiling. There was nothing else he could do. He had no idea how long he been in the cell the Circle had crafted for him, and only Tragedy’s visits broke the spell of his bleak captivity. Other members of the Circle had come to gaze on him from beneath their dark cowls, but none had offered any conversation.

The small sorceress's visits had become more frequent in the last few days. She would bring his breakfast in the morning, and after he had eaten, she would question him the rest of the day. Sometimes it was about his past, his mother and brother or the path his life had taken, but the majority of the sorceress’s questions had to do with what had happened at the tower. She wanted every detail he could remember about his transformation.

Kian had been reluctant to cooperate at first, but as time passed, he found himself answering more and more of the sorceress’s inquiries. Tragedy made it easy for him to talk, she never pressed him or demanded an answer, and at times she could be almost charming.

Kian had yet to see her face, but her voice was hypnotic and seductive. As much as he wished he could deny it, Kian had begun to look forward to her company. The discussions helped to take his mind off his agonizing concerns about Endra and the children. Where were they? Were they safe? He had told Tragedy he would tell her anything she wanted to know if she could find out any information.

The sorceress had agreed to look into their circumstances. He asked her daily if there was any news, but the answer was always the same. She had heard nothing. Kian suspected that the sorceress was lying to him, but did not press the matter. It would do him no good to offend his jailer by calling her a liar.

It infuriated him to be so helpless. He was trapped, confined like an animal and powerless to protect the ones he loved. He was defenseless and vulnerable, two feelings he had grown to despise.

Not knowing their fate was the worst. He had left them among their enemies. Milara had sworn he would let them go, but how could he know it the priest had kept his word? The thought of Endra and the children out there all alone ate at his soul. If anything had happened to them, he would never be able to forgive himself.

The need go to them was overwhelming and the constant worrying was maddening, but it hadn’t taken long to come to the realization that there was just no way he could free himself. The enchanted cage was inescapable. He would just have to wait until a chance to breakout presented itself. But how long would he have to wait?

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