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“...the difference between honest and dishonest commerce is that when an honest man or woman of business ruins someone, they don’t have the courtesy to cut their throat to finish the affair.”

Book:The Lies of Locke Lamora

Work

The Lies of Locke Lamora

This book is a thrilling tale of heist and subterfuge, featuring a protagonist known for his cunning and charm. Locke Lamora, the protagonist, is a master thief who leads a group of skilled individuals in a series of daring robberies. The story is set in a world filled with political intrigue, magical elements, and a diverse cast of characters. The novel is praised for its intricate plot, vivid world-building, and engaging narrative style. more

Author

Scott Lynch

Scott Lynch is an American fantasy author born on April 2, 1978. His works are known for their unique narrative style and rich imagination, with his 'The Gentleman Bastards' series being particularly popular. more

“In a family, a culture can emerge that subtly discourages sincerity. Children are naturally open, even to the point of bluntness, but quickly learn from their parents whether such openness is welcome. When it is not, children must try to cope with problems on their own, without the benefit of their elders' wisdom and experience”

Honesty Parenting Catholicism Sincerity

Book:Forming Families, Forming Saints

Source: Forming Families, Forming Saints

“If your morality disappears the moment it costs you something, it was never a morality, just a polite disguise for self-interest.”

Honesty Morality Respect Ethics Fairness Self Interest Objectivity Playing Games Coherence

Author:Marc Kandalaft

“I don't always understand, Rachel. I love you, but I don't understand.”

Love Relationships Honesty Acceptance Communication Confusion Vulnerability

Book:Borne

Source: Borne

“I have always tried to be honest,' he said. 'With myself, if with no one else. Believing that there's nothing more dangerous than a man who doesn't know what he's doing, a man who doesn't know his own mind.”