Quotes from The Fire

James Patterson ·  352 pages

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“A boy and a girl, fated to rule all. Two will rise, and One will fall.”
― James Patterson, quote from The Fire


“Because now, the magic is everywhere.”
― James Patterson, quote from The Fire


“But I needed this, Whit. I needed to pay him back. For stealing my life. For stealing our life together. - Celia”
― James Patterson, quote from The Fire


“THE RIVER OF FOREVER is not the serene, clear-blue comfort that you'd hope to greet your soul after you've exhaled your last breath in the Overworld.”
― James Patterson, quote from The Fire


“The only thing that beats One is two, and three, and four.”
― James Patterson, quote from The Fire



“free will (noun):
A delusional idea that humans are in control of their own destiny and not subject to the benevolent rule of The One Who Is The One.”
― James Patterson, quote from The Fire


“Literacy rots the brain, I'm afraid. And a rotten mind is of no use to the New Order. Sadly, there must be consequences.”
― James Patterson, quote from The Fire


“prophet. Trying to protect me from this life of greed. How”
― James Patterson, quote from The Fire


About the author

James Patterson
Born place: in Newburgh, New York, The United States
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