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She cracked the reins when the vendors closed in, pushing us through the potato-wielding crowd. Word had spread that the prince was buying produce, and now we were surrounded by vendors banging on the doors while shouting impossible
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“It was the kind of place where broken families hid behind the artificial beauty of happy middle-class homes.”
― Chasing Nightmares
― Chasing Nightmares
“She stared at her hand, still warm from the spark. Others had come here, curious or desperate, but the forge had never answered them. Her father had always called it cursed, but now Kaelara wondered if it had simply been waiting--for her.”
― The Forgotten Flame: A Tale of Fire, Forbidden Love, and the Fight for a Kingdom
― The Forgotten Flame: A Tale of Fire, Forbidden Love, and the Fight for a Kingdom
“His fingers brushed the pommel of his sword, the cold steel a reminder of the oaths he had taken. But as the shadows of the forest swallowed him, Dain couldn't shake the question bothering his thoughts, a question that had begun years ago in the ashes of Almswood and grew louder with each mission: How much of this was justice, and how much was phobia masquerading as order?”
― The Forgotten Flame: A Tale of Fire, Forbidden Love, and the Fight for a Kingdom
― The Forgotten Flame: A Tale of Fire, Forbidden Love, and the Fight for a Kingdom
“Ash flopped back against her bed, her phone still clenched in her hand. She didn’t think she could go back to sleep, so she spent the rest of the night fervently sketching, including scenes from the dream. Her kitchen with its wayward utensils scattered through the air, the basement, the man with his ominous warnings, and finally
the field with the words STOP LOOKING drawn in dark hatched lines.”
― Chasing Nightmares
the field with the words STOP LOOKING drawn in dark hatched lines.”
― Chasing Nightmares
“Tress didn’t understand that it is quite possible to be so bad at something it seems implausible. In these cases, it stands to reason that such a person is in fact quite competent—because it takes true competence to feign such spectacular incompetence. It’s called the transitive property of ineptitude, and is the explanation for anything you’ve seen me do wrong ever.”
― Tress of the Emerald Sea
― Tress of the Emerald Sea
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