Witches' Bane (The Soul Eater book 2)
“The last thing he recalled was calling his daughter at her mom’s and getting ready to hit the sack. He had no idea that call to his kid could have been his last, and I intended to keep it that way.
Ten in the morning, back in my office, I struck Cujo’s name off every document I could find, including my friends list (it’s a short list).
If my association with the cop got back to Osiris, the god would have a new stick to beat me with. Cujo had done enough. He didn’t deserve to be dragged ...under the tires of my chaotic life.
Cat hadn’t returned to the office. I couldn’t blame her. She’d witnessed a no-name mercenary kill a god. I was radioactive in terms of trouble. I’d get as far away from me as possible too.
Shu didn’t have that option. All white fur coat and with an expression so severe it was almost demon, she stormed into my office and dropped a lidded basket onto my desk, rattling the vodka bottle and empty glass I’d been eyeing for the last thirty minutes.MoreLess
Ten in the morning, back in my office, I struck Cujo’s name off every document I could find, including my friends list (it’s a short list).
If my association with the cop got back to Osiris, the god would have a new stick to beat me with. Cujo had done enough. He didn’t deserve to be dragged ...under the tires of my chaotic life.
Cat hadn’t returned to the office. I couldn’t blame her. She’d witnessed a no-name mercenary kill a god. I was radioactive in terms of trouble. I’d get as far away from me as possible too.
Shu didn’t have that option. All white fur coat and with an expression so severe it was almost demon, she stormed into my office and dropped a lidded basket onto my desk, rattling the vodka bottle and empty glass I’d been eyeing for the last thirty minutes.MoreLess
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