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Taken by the Pikosa Warlord (Xiveri Mates, #7) Taken by the Pikosa Warlord by Elizabeth Stephens
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“Survival means nothing without whimsy.”
Elizabeth Stephens, Taken by the Pikosa Warlord
“You are mine, Halima, as decided by the universe, and I protect what’s mine.”
Elizabeth Stephens, Taken by the Pikosa Warlord
“I don’t care who the person is or their tribe, but if they get in between us or interfere with the way I protect you, they will have to die.”
Elizabeth Stephens, Taken by the Pikosa Warlord
“I find myself often entranced by the way that dust and sand moves through the light before I remember that I am a warlord and warlords have no such concerns.”
Elizabeth Stephens, Taken by the Pikosa Warlord
“I broke the rules for her. I risked my throne for her. Now, I want my prize.”
Elizabeth Stephens, Taken by the Pikosa Warlord
“belongs”
Elizabeth Stephens, Taken by the Pikosa Warlord
“Even when the sky falls, there is still a hole?” “A hole to crawl out of, a way to escape, yeah. It’s a Korean proverb and one I’ve been thinking about a lot.”
Elizabeth Stephens, Taken by the Pikosa Warlord
“There are scars on her body, scars that I made and even though I hate the sight of her in pain, I can’t come to regret them. They brought her here and me before her and even though this is very much a battle between us, I won’t lose. I can’t afford to lose her.”
Elizabeth Stephens, Taken by the Pikosa Warlord
“Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing, there is a field. I’ll meet you there. Rumi said that. Rumi. Jalal al Rumi.”
Elizabeth Stephens, Taken by the Pikosa Warlord
“I don’t deny that he deserved to fall — he did — but I can’t help but wonder if I’d stopped him, if things might have turned out a little different. Then I remember Haddock’s broken body… Maybe not.”
Elizabeth Stephens, Taken by the Pikosa Warlord
“I sunk to his level when I should have brought him up to mine.”
Elizabeth Stephens, Taken by the Pikosa Warlord
“this is a violent world, a savage place, one not meant for souls whose only weapons are words.”
Elizabeth Stephens, Taken by the Pikosa Warlord