Krewe of Hunters 1 Phantom Evil
“Angela spent the time in her room—Regina Holloway’s room—arranging her own clothing in drawers and closets, and pausing now and then to see if she could get a sense of the children again, and she wondered if finding them would really help the team in their quest to discover the truth. But she didn’t see or feel anything; the room was just a room at that moment, a beautiful one. She kept the balcony doors open because the city had yet to grow hot and humid; spring was still in the air, the humid...ity was not at the eighty or ninety percent it could be and the breeze that came in was just beautiful.
She found herself wondering more about Jackson Crow. He had become human to her; she still couldn’t believe that she had told him about the plane crash—and the man who had spoken to her, telling her that it wasn’t time for her to go to the “light.”
A tap at her open door interrupted her thoughts.
Jackson leaned against the door frame, his stillness so familiar despite their short acquaintance.MoreLess
She found herself wondering more about Jackson Crow. He had become human to her; she still couldn’t believe that she had told him about the plane crash—and the man who had spoken to her, telling her that it wasn’t time for her to go to the “light.”
A tap at her open door interrupted her thoughts.
Jackson leaned against the door frame, his stillness so familiar despite their short acquaintance.MoreLess
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