27 Quotes by Vic James

Silyen wasn’t in touch with his own emotions, let alone anyone else’s, and it was tiring just looking at Luke. But then, he did still want to keep looking.

Gavar tipped back the last of the malt. He should go easy on it, he knew. He didn’t want to end up like Father. But lately he’d been feeling the need for a little pick-me-up. He was still getting the headaches that had been plaguing him ever since Libby was born. That was one thing they never told you about fatherhood: the constant worry, and the toll it took.

If you want to change something, you need to think big.

Millmoor changes people, Luke Hadley. But what most folk never realize is that you get to choose how.

No. It was time to stop talking about the “slavedays system” as if it were an abstract thing. Time to stop thinking of it as some historical hangover – a bad idea dreamed up centuries ago, which Britain was regrettably still stuck with. It was a group of people, right now, making a choice every single day to let all this continue.

Trust was what made everything possible. Trust lent you someone else’s eyes, someone else’s strong arms or quick brain. Made you bigger than just yourself.

Have a quick ten years.

What can I say?” Asif shrugged. “Geeky as charged.

Father was planning a debate. Silyen was planning a resurrection. And Gavar was planning a wedding. There was so much wrong with that, Gavar didn’t know where to start.