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“People mistake love for trade, exchanging emotions and insecurities. But love isn't a deal, it's a surrender that requires nothing in return.”

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“His bones ached of a morning, winter and summer, these days; it was only a matter of degree.”

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Book:Hell and Earth

Source: Hell and Earth

“God protect the halt and the lame,” he muttered. “Also the purblind fools. And one Kit Marlowe, wherever he may be.”

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Book:Hell and Earth

Source: Hell and Earth

“While thou art looking out for the halt and the stupid, Lord, let me put in a word for a crippled bird as well.”

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Book:Hell and Earth

Source: Hell and Earth

“Salisbury pushed the heavy door a little more open and came forward, the sleeves of his black robe rippling in the cold breeze from the window.”

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Book:Hell and Earth

Source: Hell and Earth

“This will never serve,” he said, casting a disdainful eye over the cell. “I will not have your breath at risk.” “My lord-“ “Peace, Will.” The Earl drew himself up to his full, slight height as if the gesture pained him. “Thou’rt here for thine own protection.”

Speculative Historical Fiction

Book:Hell and Earth

Source: Hell and Earth

“Will pitched his voice low, a servant’s deference, and hoped Salisbury’s expansive mode continued, although he dreaded to learn the source of it.”

Speculative Historical Fiction

Book:Hell and Earth

Source: Hell and Earth

“Something filled the Earl’s eyes-not fury, precisely, or desperation, but whatever it was the player’s part of Will’s mind saw it and recognized it as motivation. And saw in that silence the thing Salisbury wouldn’t say. James is a terrible king.”

Speculative Historical Fiction

Book:Hell and Earth

Source: Hell and Earth

“Tis not as thou wert not noted for the occasional abrupt disappearance.”

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Book:Hell and Earth

Source: Hell and Earth

“The Earl pressed his lips together and considered long enough that faintness made Will light-headed. And his words sent Will’s stomach plunging hopelessly.”

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Book:Hell and Earth

Source: Hell and Earth

“What we know instinctively,” she continued, “is simply what we are trying to remember. Knowledge is memory.”

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Book:Four Weird Tales

Source: Four Weird Tales