Feathers So Vicious (Court of Ravens, #1)

by Liv Zander

“If anybody asks why Tidestone rang the bells this day, let it be known it was because my strong, dutiful daughter, the Lady Galantia, killed a filthy Raven.”

“If a wife cannot speak ill of her husband, then what joys are there left for her in marriage?”

Pain was a stranger.

“Life marks us all in one way or another.” Sebian dunked the cloth into the water. “The only scars truly ugly are usually the ones on the inside, anyway.”

“Ravens have fated mates, chosen for us by our goddess herself to bond with for eternity.”

“You have no kingdom, no crown. If you call this farce a court, then I can only assume that you’re its fool.”

We’re all a bit broken here.

“Is that not what you want? To corrupt me? To make me enjoy the most depraved of acts?”

“People can still see the scars.” Galantia put the brush down. “They will be invisible to those who truly love you.”