The Dragon Eater Quotes

“Yes, Mother, I agree with you. This one time. Don’t get used to it-the green holy hell hasn’t frozen over, though it feels like it, in this room.”
― J. Scott Coatsworth, The Dragon Eater

“The newly minted Queen scared the hencha berries out of him.”
― J. Scott Coatsworth, The Dragon Eater

“Both of us are broken.”
― J. Scott Coatsworth, The Dragon Eater

“Aik was the one constant in his life, the only one he could truly count on.”
― J. Scott Coatsworth, The Dragon Eater

“Nothing was normal anymore, and his defenses were starting to crumble.”
― J. Scott Coatsworth, The Dragon Eater

“The sphere’s light went out without another word, though its darkness seemed almost snarky.”
― J. Scott Coatsworth, The Dragon Eater

“It was weird to hear his own voice emanating from his familiar.”
― J. Scott Coatsworth, The Dragon Eater

“Tharassas’s two moons lit the valley below with an orange light, chasing each other across the sky, drawing closer each night.”
― J. Scott Coatsworth, The Dragon Eater

“With his shock of dark hair and his exotic brown eyes, he’d had no trouble attracting men he wanted, and it had gotten him into trouble more than once.”
― J. Scott Coatsworth, The Dragon Eater

“Tri’Aya wanted her forgiveness. It was as plain as Silya’s own need for her love. They had made progress on this visit, but it would be a long road.”
― J. Scott Coatsworth, The Dragon Eater

“Raven put on his most earnest look, the one that could convince mothers to give up their young. Or men to take him to bed.”
― J. Scott Coatsworth, The Dragon Eater

“The lie slipped from him as easily as air.”
― J. Scott Coatsworth, The Dragon Eater

“Being grateful to his once-nemesis was difficult.”
― J. Scott Coatsworth, The Dragon Eater

“Ancient technology really was magic.”
― J. Scott Coatsworth, The Dragon Eater

“Raven could feel the shift in Aik’s emotions from the way he smelled, the tension in his muscles, the tone of his voice. It was odd.”
― J. Scott Coatsworth, The Dragon Eater

“He loved Raven. He’d awoken from darkness one day and had found himself in the boy’s hands. He’d been shocked to find that almost a hundred years had passed since his beloved Sera’s death.”
― J. Scott Coatsworth, The Dragon Eater