Graham's Resolution Boxset #1-4 Quotes

“You have to remember, I’m Native American. My people are from this continent, and”—she pointed a finger at Clarisse and smiled—“to my ancestors you were the trespassers on our land who came in and set the borders.” Clarisse nodded. “I didn’t think of it that way.” “Invaders never do.” Tala chuckled, shaking her head.”
― A.R. Shaw, Graham's Resolution Boxset #1-4

“Man was nothing more and nothing less than an animal with the ability to start a fire, and that made him perilous to all other creatures, but especially his fellow man.”
― A.R. Shaw, Graham's Resolution Boxset #1-4

“Bang just shook his head; he would never understand girls. Mark had told him they were often unreasonable,”
― A.R. Shaw, Graham's Resolution Boxset #1-4

“to spread a sheet over the dead woman’s body, she’d felt she did it out of some kind of guilt. It’s ironic, Clarisse thought. You never really know, in life, who will be the one to do this kindness for you when you die.”
― A.R. Shaw, Graham's Resolution Boxset #1-4

“He was used to working on cattle, after all, not men, and cows didn’t tend to hold grudges after surgery. Men held grudges and acted on them with revenge.”
― A.R. Shaw, Graham's Resolution Boxset #1-4

“The first place to look for anyone in the afternoon was in the mess tent and, more specifically, in the coffee line. Dalton liked to get in the dining area first thing in the morning because he hated anyone standing between him and his coffee.”
― A.R. Shaw, Graham's Resolution Boxset #1-4