CHILDREN OF GODS
“So, um . . . James, do you feel up to telling us about your recent ordeal?”
He slid a reluctant glance at Eliza before nodding. Seeing as Blakeney had not heard about the voice he figured he should start from there. “Okay. Last Saturday when we went to the Holocaust museum, everything froze around me when I was watching a newsreel of Hitler speaking.” Blakeney’s dark gray eyes narrowed minutely and Worthington’s brows rose. “A deep voice began to speak to me. It called me by name and then called me the Child of the Prophecy. The voice said that if I came to him, only I would have to die.” James felt Eliza wince at that. “If not, then all of my loved ones”—he flicked his eyes at her—“would d