By Shona Husk
Each fairy story has to have a few foundation in reality, correct? that is what Eliza idea as she made a determined plea to the mythical Goblin King. If he may perhaps supply her want, she'd eventually be secure. He might guard her. yet what may he ask in return...?
Enjoy this brief loose prequel and a sneak peek of The Goblin King, the 1st of a hugely resourceful new paranormal sequence via Shona Husk.
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When they touched her, her sobs stopped and her head lolled as sleep took over. A sleep he controlled. But instead of taking her to the empty gray wasteland of the Shadowlands, he took her to its brighter sister, the Summerland. Where the Shadowlands was death and darkness the Summerland was light and life. Coming here was a reprieve that wouldn’t last. He wouldn’t be able to remain in the lush fields under the crisp blue sky for long. He’d tried. After learning to enter the Fixed Realm at will by using people’s nightmares, he’d learned to move through their dreams to the Summerland, hoping to get away from the despair of the Shadowlands.
Her heart gave a sudden squeeze of panic and began sprinting even though she wasn’t moving. He leaned closer and she froze. The two bottles of beer she’d drank churned in her stomach like on off-balance washing machine. The kitchen gave a little twirl. She put her hand on the counter to steady herself. The noise from the music pumped through the air. She needed to get away, get some fresh air. His hand tightened on the strap. He tugged her closer as she pulled back and the delicate fabric snapped.
It was the way he liked it when he visited the Fixed Realm. If humans had seen him, there would’ve been screaming and running…no, it was much better he hid in the dark where goblins belonged, clinging to the edges of nightmares. Cloaked in darkness, he let the summons pull him to his destination. Ground formed beneath his feet. One hand reached for his sword, the other his gun. He’d been attacked more than once after a summons because people called without realizing what they were asking, or who they were summoning.