Games Untold: An Inheritance Games Collection

by Jennifer Lynn Barnes

Hospitals were an easy place to disappear. Everyone had something else to worry about.

But whatever you want to give me, I’ll take.”

I’d hated him until I’d loved him, and now, I would love him until the end.

“There’s a difference,” he says in that Texas drawl of his, unhurried and smooth, “between showin’ off and deciding you’re done giving a damn about people who expect you to dim your light so they can feel more like the sun.”

I have spent my entire life wanting to be normal and special, wanting to be both of those things at the exact same time, even though they are pretty much opposites.

“I always feel lucky. Reality just doesn’t always get the memo.”

he’s perfect. This is perfect. We are. I might not be, but we are.

To prove that nothing mattered, when really it all mattered so much he could hardly breathe.

Fear wasn’t just ice in your veins or a beast at your throat. Fear was loving someone so fiercely that there was no point in your heart beating if hers did not.