Reign of Cinders and Glass (Fated Fairytales, #1)

by Linsey Hall

“Sometimes, a situation calls for someone who thinks building a better world is more important than killing their enemies. Someone who can make alliances. Someone who listens—not to their anger, but to their heart.”

“There are things I cannot change is the favorite excuse of all men who enjoy power. It’s the oath of cowards.”

A fist tightened around my heart. “I’ve been told that I have a way of provoking people.” The ghost of a smile tugged at the corner of his mouth. “Provoking would be an understatement. You’re like a tiny cinder that sets the forest ablaze.”

“You need to learn to laugh when the world gives you the chance, or else things get a little dark.”