The War of Two Queens (Blood And Ash, #4)

by Jennifer L. Armentrout

You all talk a lot and do so in circles.”

“No Queen would be stupid enough to march right up to our gates.” Kieran glanced over at me, his brows raised.

“I ate a lot of ham,” I announced to Kieran before Reaver could fire back another barb. Both males looked at me. “A lot. You’d be proud.” “While I’m glad to hear that,” Kieran began, “that was a little random, Poppy.”

“Why is it that he behaves as I would expect from your husband?”

“Great. Now you two can go chat elsewhere, and I can go back to sleep,” Reaver said.

“So nosy,” Kieran murmured. Losing my hold on the memory, my eyes flew open,

Poppy would be a nosy little scoundrel

“I was here when the area I believe we are riding to was known by the name Lasania.” “Lasagna?” Kieran’s brows furrowed while I frowned.

“No. I didn’t say lasagna. I said Lasania. La-sa-nee-ah,” Reaver snapped. “Sounded like lasagna to me,” he muttered.

Isbeth eyed Kieran. “And you look as scrumptious as you did the last time.” Kieran’s lip curled. “I think I will vomit now.”

“Fun times are over,” the Revenant said, lifting a heavy broadsword. “Wrong.” Reaver rose. “Fun times have just begun.”

“Neither of you sound like you think that at all.”

Reaver made a gagging sound. “Did he seriously just say that?” “Unfortunately,” Kieran muttered.

The draken spotted cherry bushes

CHERRIES DON'T GROW ON BUSHES!!!!!!!!!

Casteel pressed a kiss to my temple as he looked to where a mortal stood where the draken had crouched seconds ago. “Naked Reaver time,” he murmured.

Haha

“That is strangely sweet.” “Key emphasis on strange,” Kieran said

Upon returning to Padonia, Malec was placed in the stables, which was, well, it seemed wrong somehow, but where else would we be able to place him?

Haha horsey boy

No one would want a casket containing a god in the Great Hall.

Oh i thought that said Malik not Malec

His lips twisted into a mockery of a smile. “Who would you have sacrificed to free Casteel?” “I sacrificed none,” I told him.

How would you have felt if you didn't have breakfast yesterday, Poppy?

“Has anyone ever told you that asking questions is a sign of intelligence?”

Poppy already failed the breakfast hypothetical you are not fooling me

“That’s some sexist, patriarchal bullshit!”

Sigh