The Brimstone Network (Brimstone Network Trilogy)
“THROUGH P’YON KEP’S WINDING CORRIDORS BRAM ran, the words of a man made from the body parts of others echoing inside his head.
You are the Brimstone Network.
It felt as though a storm raged inside his head. To learn that his father had been killed was bad enough, but to expect that Bram would now pick up where he left off?
That was just crazy. He was only thirteen years old!
Bram reached his room and slammed the door behind him.
He paced, trying to calm the storm inside his head.
It had always been just Bram and his father. He had never known his mother. And suddenly the memory of that afternoon when he’d learned who and what he was flew into his mind.
He was only six or seven, and he was playing with the family cat, a fluffy Persian named Purty. He had been overly affectionate with the temperamental animal, and it had shown its displeasure by scratching his face. Bram’s anger had flared, and he found himself floating above the playroom, chasing the terrified cat.
He hated to think wh...at would have happened to poor old Purty if his father hadn’t come into the room to check on the ruckus.MoreLess
You are the Brimstone Network.
It felt as though a storm raged inside his head. To learn that his father had been killed was bad enough, but to expect that Bram would now pick up where he left off?
That was just crazy. He was only thirteen years old!
Bram reached his room and slammed the door behind him.
He paced, trying to calm the storm inside his head.
It had always been just Bram and his father. He had never known his mother. And suddenly the memory of that afternoon when he’d learned who and what he was flew into his mind.
He was only six or seven, and he was playing with the family cat, a fluffy Persian named Purty. He had been overly affectionate with the temperamental animal, and it had shown its displeasure by scratching his face. Bram’s anger had flared, and he found himself floating above the playroom, chasing the terrified cat.
He hated to think wh...at would have happened to poor old Purty if his father hadn’t come into the room to check on the ruckus.MoreLess
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