Quotes from The Devil's Right Hand

Lilith Saintcrow ·  416 pages

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“What you cannot escape, you must fight; what you cannot fight, you must endure.”
― Lilith Saintcrow, quote from The Devil's Right Hand


“What you can't run away from, you have to face”
― Lilith Saintcrow, quote from The Devil's Right Hand


“Someday, Dante, I will discover how your mind works”
― Lilith Saintcrow, quote from The Devil's Right Hand


“Blue eyes glittered. A shock of golden hair - gone. The dust in the air swirled, coalesced into a thorn-twisted Shaman tattoo.”
― Lilith Saintcrow, quote from The Devil's Right Hand


“Watch the death of your enemy if you can, for you have caused it. When you have killed, watch the consequences of your actions.”
― Lilith Saintcrow, quote from The Devil's Right Hand



About the author

Lilith Saintcrow
Born place: in The United States
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