190 Quotes by G.A. Aiken

With a sigh, Fearghus went and stood in front of her. “You are a mad bitch, Annwyl the Bloody.”“What other woman would put up with you, Fearghus the Destroyer?

The only thing I feared has his head on a spike outside my camp. Now my fear is of living the rest of my life without you.

His affection for the human grew steadily by the day. Sometimes by the minute. And it wasn’t simply her beauty, but her utter lack of fear of everything and anything except her brother. She didn’t fear dying. She didn’t fear battle. And, most importantly, she didn’t fear Fearghus. She touched him. Ran her hands across his scales and through his mane.But it was when he covered her up with the fur and she sighed his name in her sleep, that he lost his heart.

Take deep slow breaths,” it told her. “It will calm you.”Calm her? Slow breaths? Instead she sucked in a breath to tell it togo to hell, but ended up sending her late-night snack spewing across thedragon’s foot.Staring down, it muttered, “Oh, that’s just vile.”Talaith’s eyes narrowed and suddenly she found her voice. “And yet, Ifeel remarkably better,” she sneered.

Queen Rhiannon of the House of Gwalchmai fab Gwyar.First Born Daughter of Queen Addiena. First Born White…”“So,” she cut him off before the litany of his mother’s titlesforced her to stab herself in the neck

So,” she cut him off before the litany of his mother’s titlesforced her to stab herself in the neck.

She glanced behind her and saw Addolgar. He gave her a small wink and the tiniest smile, and, Braith would be forced to admit, she’d never felt so . . . safe before. Not safe in the sense that her head would not go rolling across the chamber floor, but just that someone, other than herself or her still-missed mother, actually cared for her. That someone was watching out for her.And that someone was Addolgar.

Dagmar faced the Iron, quickly bowed her head. “King Gaius, I’m sorry about the confusion. I’m Dagmar Reinholdt, Vassal ofGarbhán Isle and Battle Lord—”“And my piece of ass!” Gwenvael announced from the other end of the table while he dropped into one of the chairs. “So keepyour grubby Sovereign claws off her.

You bet against your own son?”“Just like you, the boy doesn’t pay attention. And seeing that she’s just like her mother, he didn’t stand a chance against Braith of the Darkness.”“Mum?” Addolgar said to his mother.“Because I love him,” she reminded them all as she’d been doing for centuries. “That’s what I’m doing with your father. I love him. So, honestly—just let it go already.