The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion: Vol. 2

by Beth Brower

“St. George is not the only one who can slay a dragon, Emma Lion. I’ve seen you wield a sword.” It was, perhaps, the most wonderful compliment I’ve ever been paid. I intend to keep Roland.

Never trust a man who can say so many things with a single syllable.

“Oh, you’ve no need to worry over the expenses, my cherry pie. A man’s duty is a man’s duty. You just keep pretty little things in that pretty little head of yours.” It was at this juncture that mariticide was almost committed in the Rose and Eagle.

Our conversation was very June and very Afternoon, meaning it meandered like a honey bee.