The Huguenot Chronicles Quotes

“But whenever the dark thoughts come on, especially at night, I try to force them to one side, because fear is a gnawing demon. It will suck all the puff out of your sails if you let it, till you lose all will to move forward. So, I decided I wouldn’t let”
― Paul C.R. Monk, The Huguenot Chronicles: Books 1 - 3: An Epic Historical Saga of Faith, War, and Survival

“It was becoming more and more apparent to Jacob that the New World was in fact a self-destructive society, centred on individual wealth and success. A world where barbarians could become masters.”
― Paul C.R. Monk, The Huguenot Chronicles: Books 1 - 3: An Epic Historical Saga of Faith, War, and Survival

“Clad in a waxed travel cloak, Jacob watched the clump of land at the tip of Manhattan become gradually enshrouded in swathes of fog.”
― Paul C.R. Monk, The Huguenot Chronicles: Books 1 - 3: An Epic Historical Saga of Faith, War, and Survival

“from their station was like the earth”
― Paul C.R. Monk, The Huguenot Chronicles: Books 1 - 3 (includes: Merchants of Virtue, Voyage of Malice, Land of Hope): A historical fiction trilogy