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“Father once said the real language of diplomacy was in the space between words.”
― The Star-Touched Queen
― The Star-Touched Queen
“Being surrounded by books was the closest she'd ever gotten to feeling like the member of a gang. The books had her back, and the nonfiction, at least, was ready to fight if necessary.”
― The Bookish Life of Nina Hill
― The Bookish Life of Nina Hill
“On what he loves most about writing: "Everything. Every single thing. I love that first blank page, finding that perfect first line, the moment your character says something unexpected and you realize they're a proper character. I love when it takes over a part of your brain and sits there, like a puzzle you're always working on, even while you're talking with friends or eating dinner with your wife. I love talking to people who've read my book and hearing their theories. I love beautiful writing, lines so good they bug you a week later. I love the collaborative spirit of editing and the joy of a good metaphor. Everything. Every moment. Wouldn't change a thing.”
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“I’m not leaving you. I promise.”
I know he believed it. Emuri’en’s strands of fate bound us, after all. Threads that transcended time and place, knotting us from one life to the next.
But threads could be cut, and the threads of fate were no exception.
For what was chaos but a knife slashing across the fabric of destiny?”
― The Dragon's Promise
I know he believed it. Emuri’en’s strands of fate bound us, after all. Threads that transcended time and place, knotting us from one life to the next.
But threads could be cut, and the threads of fate were no exception.
For what was chaos but a knife slashing across the fabric of destiny?”
― The Dragon's Promise
“302 phone number. Delaware. Truthfully, I didn't think they allowed anyone to live in Delaware anymore.”
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