The Last Sin Eater (2010)
The Last Sin Eater
“We found no signs of the sin eater. Worse than that, we had barely covered any territory by the time the sun was sinking toward the ridge of the western mountains and we had to come back down again. It would take a lifetime to explore the meadows, forest, thickets, and rocky crags, and we still might never find him.
“We won’t give up,” Fagan said at my despairing countenance. “We’ll keep on.”
“What good’s it gonna do? He doesna want to be found.” I sat down and fought back the tears as ...I stared up at the great mist-shrouded peak. “There must be a thousand places for him to hide up there.”
“I guess we’ll have to figure out a way to flush him out.”
“Using your old hound?” I looked doubtfully at the rangy beast with his muzzle fur gone white. He flopped down, lay back, and went to sleep in the grass.
“No,” Fagan said flatly. “He’s too old.”MoreLess
“We won’t give up,” Fagan said at my despairing countenance. “We’ll keep on.”
“What good’s it gonna do? He doesna want to be found.” I sat down and fought back the tears as ...I stared up at the great mist-shrouded peak. “There must be a thousand places for him to hide up there.”
“I guess we’ll have to figure out a way to flush him out.”
“Using your old hound?” I looked doubtfully at the rangy beast with his muzzle fur gone white. He flopped down, lay back, and went to sleep in the grass.
“No,” Fagan said flatly. “He’s too old.”MoreLess
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