The Fate of the Tearling (The Queen of the Tearling, #3)

by Erika Johansen

sometimes he felt that he was not one man, only a collection of phases, several different men with their own lifetimes.

Some parents are poison, and it’s best to simply let them go.”

The song of the fight was a great thing in itself, but the song of the righteous fight was exponentially more powerful,

“There’s a thing my mother used to say: have is the hell of want. This is where we’ve ended up.

how important is safety? Is it worth steadily undermining every principle on which a free nation was founded? What sort of nation will you have then?”