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“Summon who?” James asked. “I don’t understand that.” Kailie barely heard him at all. Looking through the Bible..

Michael Thomason was never an extremist, but he realized, soon enough, that you could wind up with the wrong crowd for a while, if you weren&rsq..

“No,” Kailie whispered. “This isn’t happening.” She gently rubbed her shoulders, as they walked into the church. S..

It circled around the outside of Stephen’s house. In Stephen’s body, there were limitations. It couldn’t move around as quickl..

Kailie paced the floor after Michael’s observation. There’s no way this could be true. Even after everything else, the world has its..

The walls were closing in around them. That’s what Kailie felt. Because they didn’t go to him, Kana reached out to a stranger. She f..

The idea was purely simple. Reading the message on the wood, he would, theoretically, have no trouble fulfilling his duty. Killing Joseph had gi..

“Absolutely not!” James protested. “No way in hell!” Kailie let out an understanding sigh. “I know how you feel..

Her legs felt like rubber. She had never been so nervous in her life. No help for transportation meant the obvious. Too obvious for their own go..

It was his name. “Williams” scratched across the cement. In the moonlight, it looked like it was painted. Sure enough, the very name..