PREVIEW:
Dimensions
Chapter One
Treehugger ran for her life. She couldn’t see where she was going; the eldritch dimension that she’d ended up inside didn’t have much light and she had lost her flashlight at some point, though she didn’t know when. Not that it would have helped her. She had caught a glimpse of the thing in the tree trunk—a brief glimpse of dead red eyes, undulating tentacles, a smoke-like substance rising from what may or may not have been its nostrils—and she had known, deep in her heart, that she needed to run and never, ever look back.
The problem, of course, was that Treehugger had no idea where she was going, but that didn’t matter to her. She just ran and ran as fast as she could. She was a pretty fast runner; not as fast as Bolt or White, of course, due to her la
