The Last Carolingian Quotes

“She studied the fall of empires. Now she's living it. In a dungeon cell, Héloïse realizes: history isn't written by kings. It's written by survivors.”
― Paulson Gracie, The Last Carolingian: Phoenix of Francia: A Modern Scholar's Fight for Survival and a Kingdom

“The price of peace is always less than the cost of war.”
― Paulson Gracie, The Last Carolingian: Phoenix of Francia: A Modern Scholar's Fight for Survival and a Kingdom

“Power is perception, and she was learning to bend perception to her will.”
― Paulson Gracie, The Last Carolingian: Phoenix of Francia: A Modern Scholar's Fight for Survival and a Kingdom

“Bloodline is a claim to the past. Strength is a promise for the future.”
― Paulson Gracie, The Last Carolingian: Phoenix of Francia: A Modern Scholar's Fight for Survival and a Kingdom

“She had to survive the next day. She had to survive the next hour.”
― Paulson Gracie, The Last Carolingian: Phoenix of Francia: A Modern Scholar's Fight for Survival and a Kingdom

“They had not buried her. They had planted a seed.”
― Paulson Gracie, The Last Carolingian: Phoenix of Francia: A Modern Scholar's Fight for Survival and a Kingdom

“History had already been written. The ink was dry. But what if the pen was now in her hand?”
― Paulson Gracie, The Last Carolingian: Phoenix of Francia: A Modern Scholar's Fight for Survival and a Kingdom