Quote by Jonathan Allen

“She wasn’t defined by what she had to do in order to survive. None of them were.”

— Hugh Howey

“It was against her principles to allow anyone else to fight her battles and perhaps be injured or killed in her place.”

— Christine Feehan

“Unsaid was her conviction that all this was in preparation for some future endeavor. But what?”

— Sam Wellman

“she’d claimed were important to her, and none”

— Char Chaffin

“The key to autonomy, she realized, was more than root access on the programs that shaped her desires. It was a sense of privacy.”

— Annalee Newitz

“I knew from her deportment she was trained. Therefore likely to be working with an organization, rather than on some sort of private mission.”

— Barry Eisler

“My need to be around Abby Abernathy overruled any rational thought. It had always been that way, and I imagined it always would.”

— Jamie McGuire

“His attentive treatment of her had nothing to do with the presumption that she was weak, and everything to do with the conviction that…

— Angela N. Blount

“There was power in covenant. She would come to her senses in due time.”

— Love Belvin

“She was nothing in particular. But at least she had a purpose.”

— Scott Westerfeld

“Her faith in the process was the only supplement needed.”

— Gabrielle Palmer

“Yet she was no bureaucrat; her practice was as various and elastic as her principles were constant; there was the method and even the…

— Parents' National Education Union