Brian D. Anderson > Quotes

“You cannot be betrayed by your enemies, only your friends.”
― Brian D. Anderson, Of Gods and Elves

“fear is much like love. It can consume you if you are not cautious. But if you use it, rather than allowing it to use you, it can give you strength when you need it the most.”
― Brian D. Anderson, The Reborn King

“As your friend, I would tell you to look to those who love you. They will bolster your strength.”
― Brian D. Anderson, Madness of the Fallen

“A man need not assert that he is a man. Only a child would do so.”
― Brian D. Anderson, The Shadow of Gods

“only a great fool tortures his heart over what cannot be undone. Learn from your mistakes, forgive yourself, and move on.”
― Brian D. Anderson, Dragonvein Book Three

“I have a confession to make,” she said. “I did poison you. But it wasn’t in the bottle, it was on it. You were done the moment you took the wrapping off and touched it.”
― Brian D. Anderson, Dragonvein Book One

“People would fear him; reject him. Child of a magic wielder.”
― Brian D. Anderson, The Bard's Blade

“Once a man starts down the path of self-loathing, the world around him changes. Its injustices reinforce the very thing that eats away at his heart until he can no longer see that good still exists.” “Even”
― Brian D. Anderson, Dragonvein Book One

“farm while you go adventuring?”
― Brian D. Anderson, The Reborn King

“But that’s how trust is built. One step at a time. And the first step is often the most difficult”
― Brian D. Anderson, Dragonvein Book Two

“She was a woman of deep conviction, unfathomable passion, and unbreakable courage.”
― Brian D. Anderson, Journey of Fate

“ground, Heather struggled for several”
― Brian D. Anderson, Dragonvein Book Two

“As long as we can still draw breath, there’s hope,”
― Brian D. Anderson, Dragonvein Book One

“Though he hoped this would help, he knew from his experience as a soldier that the surest way to bring people together was by facing danger and combat alongside each other. He had seen men who were bitter enemies throughout training quickly become the best of friends once the fighting started. It was a tragedy, he considered, that war and death were sometimes the only cure for hatred. On”
― Brian D. Anderson, Dragonvein Book Three

“The dwarf seated at the head of the table was clad in a black shirt and vest with a gold robe wrapped around his broad shoulders. A thin circlet of silver with a single ruby set in the center rested atop his weathered brow. His black beard was striped with the grey of many years, and his eyes were deeply set and impossible to read. This”
― Brian D. Anderson, Dragonvein Book One

“To bring about the end of the world with love and good intent is no better than ending it with fire.”
― Brian D. Anderson, A Trial of Souls