Cormac's 'sin' of murder was merely an unfortunate accident. Those are some strict and unforgiving monks.
Nathan's habit of lying has delivered him an almost certain death sentence.
They have a reluctance to her joining their fight, perhaps to avoid corrupting her.
As Z'Matri enters the circle, he no longer senses Shifts. Is his power turned off or blocked?
I wondered how long it would take to be rid of the hideous carriage, but Sophia burdened herself with it.
It seems George's mistress will be surprisingly economical.
The Demifae want to return to the old status quo where Shifts are mere prey and objects of their greed. This peace was tenuous at best with the Demifae still among them.
Is Abernathy seeking enhancements of his own?
Yes. The Earth is rotating, but the atmosphere is being dragged with it. The plane is not a free object, it's subject to friction and gravitational pull. The difference is the wind currents.
This journey leads them along a familiar path and stirs unpleasant memories. I believe Samuel's niece has helped to settle one ghost by rebuilding the inn.
The older the church, the darker it tends to be with dark woods and light dimming stained glass, plus you're surrounded by grotesque and macabre imagery like someone being tortured to death on a cross or pierced by multiple arrows.
Modern churches are so sterile and vanillaly marshmallow.
When Rovnar speaks, keep in mind he is a rascal. When he dismissively says a couple of Trues and couple of Warrior Dragons, don't expect as few as two of each. There are good reasons the Seandrans groan aloud when Rovnar has his hands in things.