A Court of Splintered Harmony Quotes

“Lucien’s heart thundered, throat drying out. Maybe this had been a terrible idea.”
― Sarah J. Maas, A Court of Splintered Harmony

“The howling, rain-lashed wind robbed every lingering ember of warmth from Azriel.

The scales of his black armor did nothing against the lethal cold carried within those howls.

Neither did his Siphons, their blue-light unearthly through the downpour slicking every stone in the Monteserre mountain pass — nor his shadows, barely hanging on to his half-frozen wings amid the gusting vales of rain.”
― Sarah J. Maas, A Court of Splintered Harmony

“He’d gone further than he should have. Rhys and Feyre’s orders had been specific: observe, but do not engage.

Yet, how could he not? How could he turn back when answers were so close? Even if their enemies were, too.”
― Sarah J. Maas, A Court of Splintered Harmony

“Focusing his power, Az willed the shadow to slither toward the peak.

It didn’t move, just huddled in the shelter of his left wing. As if it didn’t want to go out into the rain to approach those howls.

“Go,” he ordered.

He shoved a bit more of his power—his will—into the shadow. A bit more, but not too much.

Never too much.

He’d made sure no one had ever seen the full, hideous scope of those shadows and he wasn’t about to start today.

But a little more power behind them, a slight push...

That, he could allow.”
― Sarah J. Maas, A Court of Splintered Harmony