The Familiar: A Novel
“The Church owns miracles. Not scullion girls and street prophets. You are no beata doing good works.”
Leigh Bardugo • The Familiar: A Novel
Leveyat hamet.
Leigh Bardugo • The Familiar: A Novel
Language creates possibility. Sometimes by being used. Sometimes by being kept secret. I will see you again tomorrow, Luzia Cotado.”
Leigh Bardugo • The Familiar: A Novel
nuska,”
Leigh Bardugo • The Familiar: A Novel
“In another life, in another world, I would be called a familiar. My gifts are not my own. They exist only to serve others. People fear me because I want them to, because their fear makes my life easier.”
Leigh Bardugo • The Familiar: A Novel
Sepher Ha-Razim
Leigh Bardugo • The Familiar: A Novel
shedim
Leigh Bardugo • The Familiar: A Novel
Lucrecia de León?”
Leigh Bardugo • The Familiar: A Novel
“Taewidha. Lapillus. There’s a phrase in old Egyptian: aner khesbed wer. But even that isn’t accurate. A kind of stone, a talisman. They were rare and used for concentrating a sage’s abilities. These spells were of such great power they would crack the stone with a single attempt.”