In Enemy Hands Quotes

“This, she realized suddenly, was probably the best squadron command she would ever have—unless,”
― David Weber, In Enemy Hands

“But then she looked into the single brown eye of the gaunt, half-naked woman facing her, and a wolf looked back at her—a wounded pack leader, starved and weakened, who had been goaded and harried by the hounds on its back trail but would be harried no more. A wolf who would die where it stood rather than be driven further.”
― David Weber, In Enemy Hands

“Because your balls are even smaller than your brain and you need orders in triplicate before you can take a shit,”
― David Weber, In Enemy Hands

“And as she locked the door behind her, a deeply hidden part of her wondered uneasily if she was locking the wolf into its cage . . . or herself safely outside it.”
― David Weber, In Enemy Hands

“He knew that now, and a cold corner of his brain wondered why so few repressive regimes seemed to realize that they themselves created the rebels who must ultimately destroy them.”
― David Weber, In Enemy Hands

“he was always circumspect . . . and always careful to avoid any relationship which could ever become more than friendship. But”
― David Weber, In Enemy Hands

“rights, a physician with his experience and demonstrated skill should have been home in the Star Kingdom on the staff of one of the major base hospitals, or else assigned to one of the lavishly equipped hospital ships which accompanied the Fleet Train.”
― David Weber, In Enemy Hands