Pathfinder's Way (The Broken Lands, #1)

by T.A. White

One day she was going to get control of herself and stop doing stupid shit to save ungrateful idiots.

I love this - it just cracked me up

The point was that she was right, and they were wrong. If they’d listened, everybody would still be alive. They didn’t, so they were dead. Not her problem. She’d done her job.

Seriously, we've all thought something along these lines - not involving life or death but just the "should have listened to me" sentiment.

Anger dies, eventually, if you sate it with enough blood. Hate fades. Grief dwindles. There are reasons behind emotion. Such is not the case with true detachment.

Kind of scary but true. This one made me stop and think