“You listenin’ to me, Finn?”

“Huh?” I said, snapping from my reverie with a start.

“Guess that’s a no then,” Jessie grunted, spitting a goblet of sticky, blackened phlegm onto the scuffed floor of the wagon. “I said are you ‘bout ready?”

“Course,” I answered, dropping my fingers to brush the polished gun that was...

Mori sat cross legged to one side of her bedroom door listening intently. The door was slightly ajar and downstairs the feast was in full swing, loud conversations overlapped one another, fiddlers and drummers played songs for dancing, and laughter filled the great hall and every stairway and corridor leading from it. She...

When Freddie said he'd found a portal to another dimension, I laughed.

When he appeared a week later with Parallel Me, it wasn't so funny. Freddie warned us not to touch. Right away I knew I wasn't going to get along with my counterpart. He was taller and stronger and brighter than me.

He lived on Second Earth...