Chapter Fourteen
Colors that had no name swirled behind her eyelids. She felt alternately blasted by heat, then cold. After a moment that could have lasted forever or taken no time at all, Julia felt solid ground beneath her feet.
Jace’s voice came to her ears. “We’re here. You can open your eyes.”
Cautiously, she cracked her eyelids. She didn’t know what she was expecting — some sort of scene out of an otherworldly Arabian Nights, with djinn flying around her on carpets and palaces with fantastic domes and minarets on every side, but what she saw couldn’t be further from that mental image.
The sky hurt to look at. It wasn’t any one color, but shifted from red to blue to green to a sort of bruised purple with yellowish overtones. The light came from everywhere and nowhere. There wasn’t
