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“Reagan tucked herself closer against him. His arms closed around her. For once, the records stayed closed, the dead stayed quiet, and the blood did not command. It answered only to the living. And Reagan, foolishly, beautifully, let herself believe morning would be kind.”
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“Regret does not mean I chose incorrectly,” she said. “I can grieve a life I did not live and still love the one I have.” Ronan said nothing. His fingers closed around hers. “You would have been a good mother,” he said.”
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“A man who cannot lie has not necessarily been given a virtue. He may have been placed under a condition. An obligation. Possibly even a punishment.”
― The Seventh Line: The Learmoth Series I
― The Seventh Line: The Learmoth Series I
“I liked that the widow remained angry after she became competent. Most stories reward a woman’s usefulness by making her pleasant.”
― The Roads Beneath Blackthorne: A Fallow County Novel - Book One
― The Roads Beneath Blackthorne: A Fallow County Novel - Book One
“A man who cannot lie has not necessarily been given a virtue. He may have been placed under a condition. An obligation. Possibly even a punishment.”
― The Seventh Line: The Learmoth Series I
― The Seventh Line: The Learmoth Series I
“Because I was afraid to die, furious that everyone expected me to do it politely, and vain enough to want more than twenty-eight years.”
― After the Last Sunrise: Book One of the Last Sunrise Trilogy
― After the Last Sunrise: Book One of the Last Sunrise Trilogy
“He is often remembered as the great lover who braved the underworld. But that is the flattering version. The crueler version is that Eurydice is asked to follow him out without explanation, without reassurance, without being told why trust has become the only bridge between death and life.”
― After the Last Sunrise: Book One of the Last Sunrise Trilogy
― After the Last Sunrise: Book One of the Last Sunrise Trilogy
“I have watched language discard words I loved. Every private memory eventually becomes history, and people begin asking you to correct the footnotes.”
― The Roads Beneath Blackthorne: A Fallow County Novel - Book One
― The Roads Beneath Blackthorne: A Fallow County Novel - Book One
“I liked that the widow remained angry after she became competent. Most stories reward a woman’s usefulness by making her pleasant.”
― The Roads Beneath Blackthorne: A Fallow County Novel - Book One
― The Roads Beneath Blackthorne: A Fallow County Novel - Book One
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