Wings of Fury (Wings of Fury, #1)

by Emily R. King

A tale is told that only women know. For when the men of the Golden Age passed down Their stories of victory and sacrifice, They did not think to ask the women theirs.

‘Fate leads those who listen and drags those who resist.’”

compliment women because they want something from them, or to flatter themselves.

The gods gave us the most glorious form in all existence, not to be admired by men but for the simple appreciation of living.

We cannot continue to harm ourselves in an effort to meet men’s expectations. We must stop shrinking ourselves to accommodate them.”

“I can rise despite them, despite what you and they would have me believe about myself. I used to think the world didn’t belong to women. We were spectators, disciples, slaves. But this world is ours.”