Lauren hated the tiny snakes – about four inches long, kinda like worms, but green and scaly – in the long grasses. For that reason alone they had chosen the hillside, but now that plan was moot. She didn't want to go, but Gabriel was right: the trees weren't protecting them. Before completely abandoning Judas, … Continue reading Monsters – Chapter 2
Monsters, Chapter 1
To the residents within the walled city: Monsters are real. I’m not talking the hypothetical monsters under the bed, or merely unkind people. I’m talking tangible, bona fide monsters. Like a scientist labeled a bunch of legs, each with a terrifying animal trait, then handed the collection to a toddler. The resulting creatures are running … Continue reading Monsters, Chapter 1
