The Inheritance Games (The Inheritance Games, #1)

by Jennifer Lynn Barnes

How little effort could I put in and still get an A? I wasn’t lazy. I was practical. Picking up an extra shift was worth trading a 98 for a 92.

Very true. Its a much more relistic view.

“The answer to your first riddle,” I told him. “If yes is no and once is never, then the number of sides a triangle has… is… two.”

“Sometimes,” Jameson Hawthorne said, sounding strangely contemplative, “things that appear very different on the surface are actually exactly the same at their core.”

“You’re protective,” Nash commented, “and you seem like you’d fight dirty, and if there’s one thing I respect, it’s those particular traits in combination.”

“Everything’s a game, Avery Grambs. The only thing we get to decide in this life is if we play to win.”

Libby doesn’t get irritated. She’s a gothic beam of sunshine.

Thats such a kind compliment