Iron and Magic (The Iron Covenant, #1)

by Ilona Andrews

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her power. That was fine. She didn’t need magic to make Hugh d’Ambray understand

Petite smart blonds were Stoyan’s kryptonite.

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home!” Skolnik turned to look. The stallion

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Some people in the world only saw in black and white. They were driven by fear. They had learned how to survive in their little corner of the world and they saw any change as a threat to their survival. But they still liked to think of themselves as good people. Good people didn’t hate without a reason, so they grasped at any pretext, no matter how small, that gave them permission to hate. A line in a holy book. The color of a person’s skin. The brand of their magic. They were not in the habit of taking a second look or giving chances. Their fear was too great and their need to defend themselves too dire. They always lost at the end. Life was change. It would come to them, as inevitable as the sunrise, despite all their flailing.

This quote is so true. When I read it grabbed my attention and just made me realize how much these words echoes In the world today.

asked. “It is.”