The Mirror’s Truth (Manifest Delusions, #2)

by Michael R. Fletcher

I’ve died once already and I’m only twenty. I won’t see half your age.”

Some childhood scars were too deep to outgrow.

“All life is a dream,” said the girl. “We never wake up.”

Apathy, he decided, is a lovely bargaining tool.

Religion is a sink-trap for the weak and self-righteous.

“The facts don’t matter. Facts are a hindrance. Unless they support whatever it is you’re saying, in which case they are the most important thing in the world and anyone who says otherwise is an idiot.”

Only fools worship gods. There is nothing out there that man did not make.