
The Mercy of Gods (The Captive's War Book 1)

Anger is pain in a party mask.
James S. A. Corey • The Mercy of Gods (The Captive's War Book 1)
Anger is pain in a party mask.
James S. A. Corey • The Mercy of Gods (The Captive's War Book 1)
Humans are structureless. They live in conflict with themselves and each other. Their great genius is rationalization: lying into mirrors until they bully and seduce themselves into things they would never otherwise do. They are creatures of self-delusion, regret, and desire.
James S. A. Corey • The Mercy of Gods (The Captive's War Book 1)
“It’s his pathological move. I get it.” “I don’t know the term.” “It’s the thing people do when they’re working on instinct. When they’re stressed and overwhelmed, there’s something they go to by reflex. Tonner focuses down on something small enough to control. Campar makes jokes. Jessyn withdraws. Everyone has something.”
James S. A. Corey • The Mercy of Gods (The Captive's War Book 1)
Later, when he stood in the eye of a storm that burned a thousand worlds, he’d remember how it all started with Else Yannin’s hand on his arm and his need to give her a reason to keep it there.