Glow of the Everflame (Kindred's Curse, #2)

by Penn Cole

That was the problem with blind loyalty. It could be wielded by evil just as easily as good.

It was easier to deflect rather than confront the truth.

Because in this world of injustice and cruelty, where innocents died every day while people in power turned a blind eye and hid in the comfort of their privilege, doing something and failing was better than doing nothing at all.

“Perhaps, for the right person, we endure the pain, because the torture of never having them at all is the more unbearable fate.”