A Kingdom of Flesh and Fire (Blood and Ash, #2)

by Jennifer L. Armentrout

Biases were taught and learned. Maybe that wasn’t my fault, but that didn’t make it acceptable.

“A crucial part of their all-encompassing control is creating a rift between mortals who have and mortals who have not.”

I do believe many scholars have said that the ego is the downfall of many, many powerful people.

sometimes, the heartbreak that comes with loving someone is worth it, even if loving that person means eventually saying goodbye to them.”

Feelings were not stagnant. Neither were opinions or beliefs, and if we stopped believing people were capable of change, then the world might as well be left to burn.

“Let’s make a deal that we don’t borrow tomorrow’s problems today.” Tomorrow always came soon enough, but I nodded. Because in the same breath, tomorrow wasn’t today’s problem. “I can agree to that.”