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

by Linsey Hall

There was no reason for me to be protective or possessive, yet there was something about her that made me murderous.

“You’re feral, but you’re no animal. I can see that much.”

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

A gorgeous woman could make a fool of any man, and by all evidence, I was that fool.

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

“You should be more confident, though. It was your idea, after all.” “This was your idea.” “I might have been the inspiration, but only a whisperer could come up with a hairbrained scheme like this. I might have tried the damsel in distress card, myself, but to each their own.” “Then why didn’t you propose that an hour ago?” “Not my plan, not my story,” she muttered.

“You want to know who I work for? I work for this land. And I’m going to cleanse it of your filth.”