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The Things Gods Break

by Abigail Owen · 2025

Sempre in bilico tra la vita e la morte. Possibile che gli dei non siano mai soddisfatti? A questo punto avrei dovuto imparare la lezione: "Non rispondere male alle divinità. Non innamorarti del Re dell'Oltretomba. E… more

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But history, especially ancient history written by men, often overlooks women.
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Grief doesn't always come from losing someone- it also comes from realizing they were never really yours to begin with.
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A father should always be the one who sacrifices for his child.” My knees give out, unable to hold the weight of my heartbreak any longer, and I fall to the ground. “No! Please, no.” “Tell Rhea that I will love her even in the ether.” One more step down. “Tell my children that their faces are the images I held on to when I died. That I always loved them.
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Fuck the universe. I knew it hated me. I just didn’t think it would be this petty.
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Fuck, Lyra. You ask the world.” “Only because I know you can give it.
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I will go with you,” she says. “Because the last thing a mother would ever want is for her child to regret what they did in a moment of brokenness.
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Grief doesn’t always come from losing someone—it also comes from realizing they were never really yours to begin with.
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Fantasy is good, but staying in it to the detriment of your life in the real world is not.
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Perfection is hard to trust.
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Lyra and Boone are bound by a fated line.
TikTok,” she says. “I was today years old when I saw the life hack of how to eat one of these mess-free.
Answer her question.” Boone is back to growling.
I don’t want your thanks
Male pride is such a sad thing to behold sometimes.
Whatever trouble I get myself into, I promise you I can get myself out. I don't need you for that. I just need you to wait and hold me afterward.

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Sempre in bilico tra la vita e la morte. Possibile che gli dei non siano mai soddisfatti? A questo punto avrei dovuto imparare la lezione: "Non rispondere male alle divinità. Non innamorarti del Re dell'Oltretomba. E, assolutamente, non farti trascinare in una sfida mortale divina in cui tu sei l'insignificante, maledetto premio in palio". E invece eccomi qui: intrappolata nel Tartaro, il posto peggiore in cui l'umanità possa fare tappa, costretta a misurarmi con mostri che fanno sembrare gli dei creature misericordiose. I Titani, corrotti da secoli di rabbia e distruzione, sono sigillati dietro sette antiche serrature. E indovinate un po'? Io sono la chiave. Per fuggire, dovrò sopravvivere a ogni orribile prova che mi piazzeranno davanti. Per vincere, potrei dover diventare qualcosa che gli dei non hanno mai previsto. E Ade? Sta per infrangere ogni singola regola che gli dei abbiano mai

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First published
2025
Genre
Fantasy
Goodreads rating
4.18 (35k ratings)

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