Eva St. John > Quotes

“A person with a strong moral code does not automatically obey the law. In fact, the more intelligent they were the more often they deferred to their own moral standards than that of society’s.”
― Eva St. John, The Quantum Curators and the Fabergé Egg

“It (the room) used to be a lot smaller, but an accidental incursion by rhinos had changed that.”
― Eva St. John, The Quantum Curators and the Fabergé Egg

“Chucking stuff in water seemed to be a bizarre form of preservation, but then again, nothing about the British ever made sense.”
― Eva St. John, The Quantum Curators and the Fabergé Egg

“Prepositions can be clunky as they tend to only describe fixed matter. I was”
― Eva St. John, The Quantum Curators and the Missing Codex

“she was a tad overprotective and able to start a fight in an empty room. And win.”
― Eva St. John, The Quantum Curators and the Fabergé Egg

“They had chosen”
― Eva St. John, The Quantum Curators and the Enemy Within

“chosen”
― Eva St. John, The Quantum Curators and the Enemy Within

“It felt churlish of me but knowing this earth had actual bad guys in it cheered me up no end.”
― Eva St. John, The Quantum Curators and the Enemy Within

“be nice to people and take care of things”.”
― Eva St. John, The Quantum Curators and the Fabergé Egg

“metres tall. That was going to require some manipulation. Plus, a fire was always tricky to”
― Eva St. John, The Quantum Curators and the Fabergé Egg

“piss-takes. I slumped down into a chair next to Ramin. ‘When did you get back?’ ‘Yesterday.’ ‘And you went for a drink straight away? Man, do you even have a brain?’ I groaned. ‘Not currently. Currently, I have a brass band rioting in my head. I assume that the polar bear over there’s a hallucination?’ Ramin didn’t bother looking where I was pointing.”
― Eva St. John, The Quantum Curators and the Fabergé Egg

“What about Luggage? Goes with his name, Ludo Luggage.’ Manu laughed. ‘He doesn’t have enough legs,”
― Eva St. John, The Quantum Curators and the Shattered Timeline

“Rosalind Franklin. She was instrumental in discovering the double helix in DNA, but it was two male colleagues, Crick and Watson, that got the Nobel Prize.”
― Eva St. John, The Quantum Curators and the Fabergé Egg