A Dance with the Fae Prince (Married to Magic, #2)

by Elise Kova

because my mind isn’t a place that anyone should spend too much time in. It’s dangerous enough for me, and I live here.

they don’t realize weapons aren’t loyal by default. A sword knows no ruler, only the hand that holds it.”

“A thought that maybe the reason why he tried to keep me down was because I was better than he could ever be. He was afraid of me—afraid of what I could become if he didn’t control me. So he spent every bit of his energy making me feel less. Making me feel worthless. Making me feel like I was nothing without him.”

“Love is the closest thing we have to meaning in this world. The love of a mother for her children, the love between friends, the love of a husband and wife, love for who we are and all those who strove before us to hand us the world we have now—love is why we live, why we fight, why we carry on when things get tough…it is not always easy. But it is our reprieve from true hardship, not the hardship itself.” “You lie,” I seethe.