Protector of the Grove (Book 2)
“Tarah could see it all the time now. Whenever she looked southward it was there. Its great shoulders took up the whole horizon, its massive and hungry mouth chewing up long troughs in the ground, consuming everything in its path.
Tarah tracked Esmine as hard as she had tracked anything in her life. Weeks went by. The rogue horse was tantalizingly close. Every once in a while Tarah would catch glimpses of her at the edge of her vision, always just out of reach. Each time Tarah thought she saw he...r, Esmine was further south, closer to the giant’s maw.
Djeri was ever at Tarah’s side, the stalwart dwarf shining in his new armor, knocking away obstacles in her path. If only her other companions were as useful. After all this time, they were still a disorderly group. Tied to her waist by long chains, they milled about, tripping over each other and yammering, mostly just slowing her down. The little red man that stood on Tarah’s shoulder laughed at their antics.
She had to admit the gnome was funny.MoreLess
Tarah tracked Esmine as hard as she had tracked anything in her life. Weeks went by. The rogue horse was tantalizingly close. Every once in a while Tarah would catch glimpses of her at the edge of her vision, always just out of reach. Each time Tarah thought she saw he...r, Esmine was further south, closer to the giant’s maw.
Djeri was ever at Tarah’s side, the stalwart dwarf shining in his new armor, knocking away obstacles in her path. If only her other companions were as useful. After all this time, they were still a disorderly group. Tied to her waist by long chains, they milled about, tripping over each other and yammering, mostly just slowing her down. The little red man that stood on Tarah’s shoulder laughed at their antics.
She had to admit the gnome was funny.MoreLess
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