Linsey Hall Quotes

“Horace’s lips curled up, a sadistic glint in his eye as he twisted the blade in his fingers. “I think I’ll start with the girl. I’ll make you watch as I carve her up and make her corpse dance like a puppet on a string. How would you enjoy that, Your Highness?” My heart stilled as Ella stepped up behind him. “I don’t dance for bastards like you,” she said. Horace wheeled around and raised his blade, but Ella drove the shattered heel of her glass slipper straight into his eye. He screamed and stumbled back with his hands clasped over his face. She swung again, this time ramming the sharp heel into the side of his neck. Blood spurted over her arms, but she struck over and over until he crumpled and fell to the earth.”
― Linsey Hall, Reign of Cinders and Glass