Cassandra Palmer recently defeated a god, which you'd think would buy a girl a little time off. But it doesn't work that way when your new job description is Pythia — the world's chief clairvoyant. Cassie is busier than ever, trying to learn about her power, preparing for her upcoming... read more
“I believe you have always been able to do what you need to do. You simply have to learn to get out of your own way, so to speak.”Pritkin
“My power wasn’t some alien thing, I thought, watching the sky in wonder. It wasn’t borrowed from another or stolen from a better candidate. There was no better candidate; there never would be. It had flowed away from Myra as soon as it saw me, like the tide when the moon comes out. Because it was mine—it was mine; it knew it was mine.”Cassie
“You’re the strongest person I know. And you will be fine.”Highlighted by 12 Kindle customers
Nothing about the future is decided until it happens. We create it every day by the choices we make, good or bad.”Highlighted by 10 Kindle customers
Once a group decides that their way is the only way, it is an easy progression to vilifying anyone who doesn’t agree with them. And once someone has been demonized, has been characterized as opposing the good, killing him becomes a virtue.”Highlighted by 10 Kindle customers
“A legend is merely a man history decided to bugger,”Highlighted by 10 Kindle customers
According to the sagas, Ragnarok involves the deaths of three main gods: Thor, Tyr and Odin. The legends state that the war will end only when all three are dead, and that the three children of Loki are the ones fated to kill them.”Highlighted by 6 Kindle customers
the saying on the front fit my mood perfectly: “I keep hitting escape, but I’m still here.”Highlighted by 6 Kindle customers
I smiled. “You don’t like monks?” “I always have suspicions of any man who can willingly turn his back on the finest of God’s creations.”Highlighted by 6 Kindle customers
Assess—determine what is happening; address—decide which of your abilities can best deal with the problem at hand; and then act—quickly and decisively. You must learn to do this automatically, without freezing up, and regardless of the circumstances. Or you will suffer the consequences.”Highlighted by 5 Kindle customers
“Are you supposed to be this hot?” I asked, frowning. He didn’t answer, and I looked up. And found him staring at me with a strange expression, part tender, part exasperated, part . . . something. I didn’t get a chance to figure it out before he looked away.Highlighted by 4 Kindle customers
What I do know, what I learned from that one tragic mistake, was never again to risk the ones I love.” I looked up at him to find the dark hair dusted with snow. It clung to his high, arched brows, trembled on his lashes. “You love me?” He just looked at me for a moment. And then he reared back his head and laughed, a rich, mellow sound, unreserved and unashamed. “No, not at all. I regularly battle gods for women I dislike!”Highlighted by 3 Kindle customers
Chapter One - Forty
Epilogue
Preceded by Curse the Dawn, and followed by Tempt the Stars.
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