Suffering the Scot (Brotherhood of the Black Tartan, #1)

by Nichole Van

Often, when we take a dislike to someone, it is because we see our own failings in them. We hate these faults in ourselves, and so we abhor them in others. We detest seeing our own flaws reflected back at us.

“Justice cannot save those who d-died.” She hiccupped. “But m-mercy . . . mercy can save the living.”