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“The curse had fallen upon her shoulders, one that she had taken willingly at the time. But her regrets increased with time, much like the threads she added to the tapestries she wove.”

Book:Web Of Lies: A Goddesses In Love Novella

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Web Of Lies: A Goddesses In Love Novella

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“Stars shone for both scholars and paupers, pharmakides and priestesses, gods and mortals. They shone, but they never went backwards. They never vanished. Sometimes they’d flicker, like a candle, but they’d never be blown out completely. Not until that fateful morning when Medousa bubbled up from the sea.”

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Book:Pharmakides

Source: Pharmakides

“This incarnation promised her a dance with Poseidon.”

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Book:Pharmakides

Source: Pharmakides

“He would be the sun Taran mac Delbaith flew too close to.”

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Book:Lord of Silver Ashes

Source: Lord of Silver Ashes

“She did not raise her eyes from the ground, she did not open her mouth to speak. She was no Medusa, wearing her agony in screaming serpents that uncoiled furiously from her head. Instead, she withdrew to an unreachable corner of her soul.”

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Book:Ariadne

Source: Ariadne

“I would be Medusa, if it came to it, I resolved. If the gods held me accountable one day for the sins of someone else, if they came for me to punish a man's actions, I would not hide away like Pasiphae. I would wear that coronet of snakes and the world would shrink from me instead.”

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Book:Ariadne

Source: Ariadne

“Falling from a great height, the wings on his back were nothing but melted wax and scattered feathers. He never should have flown so close, no matter how warm and decadent Cylvan's light had been.”

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Book:Lord of Silver Ashes

Source: Lord of Silver Ashes

“What's it like to wear an eternal Olympian overall held up by the burning straps of mortal shortfall?”

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Book:H of H Playbook

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“In the moment between sleep and wake I kiss my blanket Kissing you goodbye”

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Book:Finding Identity

Source: Finding Identity

“I'm going to be the first." He took my palm and held it to his. "Swear it." "Why me?" "Because you're the reason. Swear it.”

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Book:The Song of Achilles

Source: The Song of Achilles

“I might find a mortal to love me,” she continues, “but that’s worship, not love. I’m perfect. Mortals aren’t meant to love perfection. It disillusions and destroys them in the end.”

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Book:Lovely War

Source: Lovely War

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