Quote by Kathryn Le Veque Download Open image ““killed Lady Elizabeth de Royans and a female servant during the night. The”” — Kathryn Le Veque ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4.7 out of 5 (7 ratings) Copy quoteShare
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“People, her people at least, were always chasing shattered hopes. A father gazing down on dead soil, with a brood of hollow-cheeked children sitting around a barren table. A lonely maid cleaning grates and waiting for a lover who by now wouldn't even recall her name. A weary labourer trudging miles between the hiring fairs, carrying his spade, clothes soiled… — A Cruel Harvest Copy Share
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“That's how life is; we grow, we learn, and sometimes we change. And in every man, there is hope.” — Kathryn Le Veque Copy Share Image
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“Believe that sometimes choices in life aren't always what we WANT. But sometimes, they're what we NEED” — Kathryn Le Veque Copy Share Image
“William was dazed. The entire conversation had been too overwhelming to believe, but believe it he did. He knew the earl well enough to… — Kathryn Le Veque Copy Share Image
“PART ONE BRIGHT WINTER SKIES Christmas, 1274 A.D. The de Wolfe stronghold of Castle Questing The snows were fierce along the borders this year.… — Kathryn Le Veque Copy Share Image
