Azalea Ellis > Quotes

“For evil to triumph it is enough only that good men do nothing. — Edmund Burke”
― Azalea Ellis, Gods of Blood and Bone

“I was kneeling on Zed’s back and rubbing an egg into his hair with one hand as I incapacitated him with tickling from the other when our mother walked into the room, just home from work. I froze, and Zed choked on his laughter. My mother’s eyes tracked over the food-strewn kitchen, and the back to the two of us on the floor. “Pudding is cursed in this house,” she said succinctly, and then walked away.”
― Azalea Ellis, Gods of Blood and Bone

“Your sense of a ‘dire emergency’ is so skewed that you might hesitate to contact me when facing down a dragon in single combat.”
― Azalea Ellis, A Cauldron of Bitterness

“The Sickness is an abomination. There is no place for it, in a world on which I live. One of us must be destroyed,”
― Azalea Ellis, Gods of Rust and Ruin

“Full understanding and easy recollection required her to add associations between the information to other thoughts and memories, and that took time.”
― Azalea Ellis, A Conjuring of Ravens

“You’re broke.” “I’m not broke. I’m merely experiencing a temporary inversion in my ratio of income versus expenses,” Siobhan shot back.”
― Azalea Ellis, A Conjuring of Ravens

“room turned to look at the screens at the same”
― Azalea Ellis, Gods of Rust and Ruin

“you cannot gain something for nothing, and in any transformation there is always loss.”
― Azalea Ellis, A Sacrifice of Light