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I love how this one started like the first one- the author just comes out the gate with both fists swinging

I don't understand why Briar always mentions her siblings as "the children". Every single time. They're related. Why does she never say it as her brothers and sister?

I have no idea why I'm reading this but friends kept recommending it so here I am, lol

Oh. My. God......this is some Game of Thrones s*** , WTF!

JFC this threw a patricide, an attempted murder, and a pact to take down a noble House with the bastard daughter of said House and a mysterious nobleman who agrees to help her murder her way through a space jousting tournament to do so, all in the first 30 pages.

Why did this book come out swinging SO hard like this???

This author clearly loves the word "nostrils"

I love this story so much. I'm so sad this is the last book though, but it has such a nice ending.
Now onto the extras!

"One of the great tragedies of life is knowing how many people in the world are made to soar, paint, sing, or steer- except they never get the chance to find out. Whenever one does discover a moment of joy, beauty enters the world. Human beings, we can't create energy; we can only harness it....But we CAN create light. This is one of the ways. The effervescence of purpose discovered"

"I still think this is a bad idea."
"It is. But a terrible idea executed brilliantly has to be better than a brilliant idea executed terribly. I mean, look at pelicans."

This is the best quote from a book I have ever seen, lol!

"You pretend to be wise- but your entire system of belief is fabricated. It's nothing but convenient bits and pieces of mortal age religions- and not even the GOOD parts. You've taken it all and have stitched it together skillesly into a clashing, motley quilt. You make sense to no one but yourselves" - Scythe Marie Curie

"a library was home to those who dreamt of better places"

"I think about religion and...what must irthave been like to believe in something greater than oneself? To accept imperfection and look to a rising vision of all we could never be? It must have been comforting. It must have been frightening. It must have lifted people from the mundane, but also justified all sorts of evil. I often wonder of the bright benefit of belief outweighed the darkness its abuse could bring."

Anything attached to the Thunderbolt Fantasy series I will absolutely devour. That show is phenomenal. Can’t wait to read this!

*cue Donkey from Shrek*
"Oh NOW we're gettin' somewhere!"

"What I didn't notice at all was the mirror of truth, glimmering under my arm."

This is technically a third person sentence that should not be in this book, if it's spoken in first person. And it's bothering me that it's in the book.