Into the Light (The Light, #1)

by Aleatha Romig

always smelled like vanilla. By the way she swallowed my shoulders in her embrace, I believed she was a bigger woman. I might not remember this life, and I’d figured out that women could be freer with their speech with one another than with men, but I knew asking about

wanted to see for myself.” “F-Father Gabriel, thank you.” “It’s all right, Sister, you may sit. You’re suddenly pale. Perhaps you’re not well.” I felt back for the chair and replied, “Father,

explosion.

thinking. Because right now, all I can