What Lurks Between the Fates (Of Flesh & Bone, #3)

by Harper L. Woods

“Never accept a gift from a Faerie, and if they give you one by force, do not, under any circumstances, thank them for it. It implies gratitude, and that is something they can use to call upon a debt in the future.

“If you suffer, I suffer too. If you bleed, I bleed as well. If you die, then I will follow,”

“Sometimes, it is far easier to see the good in others than it is to see it in ourselves. Sometimes, the hardest thing to do is understand that while we are not perfect, the way we defend ourselves is not an indication of our character but purely of our will to live so that we might do the right thing when given the freedom to do so.”

All it took for evil to flourish was for the good to do nothing.

“Only a ruler who does not deserve her people would think that she is better than them.”

“Cruelty is not solely a Fae trait nor a human trait. It lives in all of us.”