Jordan Fox > Quotes

“Both tales were steeped in tragedy. Yet, this fresh start could potentially offer a silver lining for them both. Uriel decided to be Rai’s soft place to fall and to stop his machinations to get back to Hiraeth. “Reflecting on my past decisions, I acknowledge they were not always the wisest. Perhaps it is not all dreadful. If not for my determination to mess up my own life, our paths might never have crossed.” Rising to his feet, Uriel’s hand extended towards Rai. “Your embrace brought me solace. Would it be too much to ask for you to hold me, to allow me to stay with you tonight?”
― Jordan Fox, The Aetherfire Conflict

“Reflecting on my past decisions, I acknowledge they were not always the wisest. Perhaps it is not all dreadful. If not for my determination to mess up my own life, our paths might never have crossed.”
― Jordan Fox, The Aetherfire Conflict

“Rai pressed forward, weaving through the crush of bodies, his focus steady. Then, a moment that shattered him. Uriel leaned up, his lips meeting Lysander’s in a kiss that unfolded like a cruel trick of time—agonizingly slow and impossibly vivid.”
― Jordan Fox, The Dragon's Heart

“He wrapped Uriel in his own robe, a subtle possessiveness coloring his actions. It was as if he was silently declaring his wish to be the only one privy to Uriel’s vulnerability, the sole guardian of his exposed form.

At his silent command, his wings unfurled in a majestic display. They were imposing in size, cloaked in black feathers that glistened with an iridescent sheen.”
― Jordan Fox, The Aetherfire Conflict

“Its touch, like satin against fevered flesh, sent tremors through him. Warmth pooled in his veins with a dangerous allure. Uriel's breath quickened, and he wondered if surrender tasted like honey or poison.”
― Jordan Fox, The Aetherfire Conflict

“Uriel’s arms crossed defiantly, his gaze unwavering as he stared down at the magus. “I have killed people, Y’serris. I have been contemplating this for longer than you could imagine. You have a choice to make. It is either this, or I fear I may end up taking my own life on impulse, despite your wards. You cannot comprehend this slick, oily feeling that had been consuming me since my resurrection. I dread the person I might become if I am forced to continue down this path.”
― Jordan Fox, The Dragon's Heart