Epic Adventure Quotes

“One’s options in this world are as vast as the horizon, which is technically a circle and thus infinitely broad. Yet we must choose each step we take with utmost caution, for the footprints we leave behind are as important as the path we will follow. They’re part of the same journey — our story.”
― Lori R. Lopez, Dance of the Chupacabras

“He’d been kidnapped, betrayed, almost fed to a Diamondscale —yes, a Diamondscale— and now, just to top things off, he was on the run with the man who was responsible for the whole mess.”
― Ruth Ford Elward, The Aftermath (Paranormal Mystery, Suspense and Drama, Epic Adventure)

“A lot has changed, and now we’re going off to fight a war neither of us wanted. So I’m asking you now, again, if you will bind yourself to me as my wife, now and forever.

Carison to Raven”
― Ruth Ford Elward, Forever Together (Paranormal Mystery, Suspense and Drama, Epic Adventure)

“Two days of wedded bliss and dead dragons. Any regrets yet?”

“Not a one.”
― Ruth Ford Elward, Forever Together (Paranormal Mystery, Suspense and Drama, Epic Adventure)

“Danger causes one of two reactions: fear or courage. But I suppose danger doesn't really do anything besides reveal the truth buried beneath one's skin. Coward or warrior. Decisions, decisions . . .”
― Maria Dembouski, Dark Whisperings

“If you'd died on me, I would've taken it out on your corpse.”

Raven Heartstone Celenti to Paladin Carison Destine”
― Ruth Ford Elward, Dragonslayer No More? (Paranormal Mystery, Suspense and Drama, Epic Adventure)

“The dragon took his other arm. But he is still a dragonslayer, no matter what.”
― Ruth Ford Elward, Dragonslayer No More? (Paranormal Mystery, Suspense and Drama, Epic Adventure)

“You and I. We’re going back. People are dying because of this beast. It must be stopped. And we will take the dragon this time, and water the ground with its blood.”
― Ruth Ford Elward, Dragonslayer No More? (Paranormal Mystery, Suspense and Drama, Epic Adventure)

“He couldn't move. Running would get him killed. Fighting would get him killed. …Standing where he was, trembling and sweating, would get him killed.”
― Ruth Ford Elward, Dragonslayer No More? (Paranormal Mystery, Suspense and Drama, Epic Adventure)