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He uncovered the boat, his hands working the knots like he'd been doing it his whole life. Under the tarp was an old steel rowboat with no oars. The boat had been painted dark blue at one point, but the hull was so crusted with tar and salt it looked like one massive nautical bruise. On the bow, the name Pax was still readable, lettered in gold. Painted eyes drooped sadly at the water level, as if the boat were about to fall asleep. On board were two benches, some steel wool, an old cooler, and a mound of frayed rope with one end tied to the mooring. At the bottom of the boat, a plastic bag and two empty Coke cans floated in several inches of scummy water. "Behold," Frank said. "The mighty Roman navy.
Rick Riordan (The Son of Neptune (The Heroes of Olympus, #2))
There's nothing like love or incumbent death to make you realize how many things you still want to do.
Monica La Porta (Pax in the Land of Women (The Ginecean Chronicles, #2))
The soldier forgets how to live with peace and kindness.
M. Pax (The Initiate (The Rifters #2))
Standing fur-to-fur, five foxes wailed, and the call sang of the absence that was theirs alone and of all the losses in the world. And it sang of the joy that remained.
Sara Pennypacker (Pax, Journey Home (Pax, #2))
TEN THINGS THAT PEOPLE WHO DIDN'T READ THE FIRST BOOK REALLY OUGHT TO KNOW. I. One day, your father and mother were hugging, and they began to have special feelings. Warm feelings that tingled in their private places. It is likely they weren't wearing any clothes. At any rate, they began to rub against each other like two sticks trying to start a fire, and nine months later, you were born. If this is news to you, please put this book down now. There may well be big bad wolves and evil witches and fairies in the pages that follow, but I promise you, this isn't a children's story.
Elliott James (Daring (Pax Arcana, #2))
Guess who’s fifteen minutes early to pick up Pax? This guy. I’m kinda proud of myself.
Kim Holden (Gus (Bright Side, #2))
Watching you try to be a smooth manipulator is like watching a moose do ballet. What did you do, read Machiavelli for Dummies? Or
Elliott James (Daring (Pax Arcana, #2))
Rabbit.
Sara Pennypacker (Pax, Journey Home (Pax, #2))
I want to punch him, but I don't because he's Pax. I can never tell if he's really so dumb that he doesn't even know he's dumb. If he's that stupid, I don't feel good about messing with him.
Bijou Hunter (Broken Memphis (Little Memphis MC, #2))
A portable CD player played some kind of new age stuff that sounded like aborigine instruments being used to help a woman imitate Enya. At any rate, there was definitely a bull-roarer and a didgeridoo in there somewhere.
Elliott James (Daring (Pax Arcana, #2))
We are Darwin’s confetti. Some of us fall on bare rock. No matter how good you are, you can fail spectacularly. Just because you were at the wrong place at the wrong time. Or just because of some fatal flaw. Nothing to do with talent.
Ingela Bohm (The Road Taken (Pax Cymrica: The True History, #2))
Most people never question the core beliefs they grow up with,” Emil confirmed. “You can look back on any culture five hundred years later and wonder how they could have ever believed some of the contradictory or flat-out insane things they accepted as law or common sense.
Elliott James (Daring (Pax Arcana, #2))
Pussies are a lot stronger than balls,” Lilith says, startling both me and Pax. “Why would anyone say he's got balls to reference strength when a swift kick to the nether regions drops a man to his knees? As far as calling a weak person a pussy, well, pussies birth babies. Plus, they can take a pounding and enjoy it.
C.M. Stunich (Roadie (Rock-Hard Beautiful, #2))
I considered pushing Chai a little more just to see what would happen. There were all sorts of ways to play with the idea of a werewolf therapist being James Bond. Live and Let Cry. No wait, would Live and Let It All Out be better? Live and Let Chai? Full Moonraker. The Spy Who Emotionally Displaced Needs onto Me. Dr. Noooooarrrhgggh!
Elliott James (Daring (Pax Arcana, #2))
Pax knew that his daughter was stubborn, like her mother, so he waited while she took this in. At last he saw her relax her guard. He nosed the scent on the lichen. Not this one. My boy. Her sharp ears cocked in question. Pax lay down. Come here. After a moment, the kit crept to him cautiously and settled down against the white fur of his chest. Pax dropped his paw over her shoulder. When I was a new kit, newer than you, I was very ill. It was a time before remembering. It was knowing. A human boy took me out of my den. The kit’s eyes widened. Mother-father allowed? Mother-father were gone. This boy brought me to his den. He fed me and warmed me close to his skin. This boy was mother-father? Pax considered this. Yes, he agreed. Mother-father. Later, Friend. This human used only a soft voice with me. His hands held me safe, but never
Sara Pennypacker (Pax, Journey Home (Pax, #2))
From these dimensions emerge the alternative identity and lifestyle or practices of these followers of Jesus: 1. Instead of looking to Abraham, Enoch, Moses, Baruch, Ezra, and Solomon, or to the synagogue's leadership, or to imperial ideology for revelations about acceptable teaching and praxis, this community looks to Jesus to manifest God's will. 2. Instead of commitment to the emperor as head of the empire, this community is to follow Jesus crucified by the empire (chs. 26-27). 3. Instead of embracing Pax Romana, this community encounters, proclaims and prays for God's empire (4:17; 6:10; 12:28; 24-25). 4. Instead of understanding the emperor as manifesting the will of the gods, this community finds God's saving presence and will manifested in Jesus, Emmanuel (1:23; passim; 18:20; 28:20). 5. Instead of gladly embracing imperial power, this community is to critique kingship and leadership (ch. 2; 14:1-12; 20:20-28; 27). 6. Instead of supporting imperial power as the sustainer of order, this community sides with the prophetic tradition (John the Baptist, ch. 3) in calling it to account.
Warren Carter (Matthew and the Margins: A Sociopolitical and Religious Reading: A Socio-Political and Religious Reading / Warren Carter. (Bible and Liberation))
them concern the regular maintenance of the ship. Forgive me for taking the liberty of scheduling a refuel at the Praesidium, I had no wish to intrude on your responsibilities.” “It’s no problem at all, sir. But thank you all the same.” Titus wasn’t sure whether to breath a sigh of relief, or to be even more worried, as clearly the Admiral was thinking about Titus reading those messages. “I’m glad you understand.” He maintained his steely gaze, his face inscrutable. “For the record, unless
Nick Webb (Chains of Destiny (The Pax Humana Saga, #2))
who seemed to think of words as coins and was careful about spending any.
Sara Pennypacker (Pax, Journey Home (Pax, #2))
power that could be projected to anyplace on the planet within a thousand miles of saltwater. For good or ill, these ships made Washington the most important city in the world; these ships made the U.S. Congress the most important forum on earth and the President of the United States the most powerful, influential person alive; these ships enforced a global Pax Americana.
Stephen Coonts (The Intruders (Jake Grafton #2))
You must always look up. Danger from above can be silent.
Sara Pennypacker (Pax, Journey Home (Pax, #2))
I will say that as far as I know, only in English are the words “self” and “conscious” put together to mean something bad. My
Elliott James (Daring (Pax Arcana, #2))
Guard your hubris. Remember Pax. Pride kills.
Pierce Brown (Golden Son (Red Rising Saga, #2))
With the military industrial complex and the prison industrial complex working together in these ways there is a continuous, intensifying coordination of power between Lockdown America at home and imperial Pax Americana abroad. We need to feel these connections conceptually and viscerally, as did W. E. B. Du Bois in his time, because it surfaces not only coordinated powers of domination but a network of shared suffering by those exploited at home and abroad. When in the 1930s Du Bois surveyed the way industrial classes had destroyed post-Civil War Black Reconstruction in America, indeed enabling white power to be resurgent again inside the U.S., Du Bois was able also to perceive (and feel) how it also consolidated a structural violence abroad. While lamenting the devastation at home he thus lifted a lament, too, for multiple peoples abroad, for those he termed “the darker nations.
Mark Lewis Taylor (The Executed God: The Way of the Cross in Lockdown America)
Gavin would be lying if he said he didn’t somewhat enjoy the hectic pace. After all, that was why he joined the fleet. For adventure. To see new places and travel the galaxy. To explore strange new dishes and seek out new ingredients and condiments. To boldly cook what no galley lackey had cooked before. Yeah, that was his life.
Endi Webb (Chains of Destiny (The Pax Humana Saga, #2))
1. Kill Pax Coyotes. Take pelts. 2. Bury the bodies as is, producing tons of Zombie Coyotes. 3. Wait for a Zombie-Coyote-slaying job to be posted at the guild. 4. Profit!
Rifujin na Magonote (Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation (Light Novel) Vol. 3)
What purpose was there? Life was so arbitrary and futile, meaningless and irrational, so temporary. Nonexistence stretched into infinity before life and after. How was it no one knew anything about before and after?
M Pax (Backworlds Box Collection Books 4, 5, and 6 (Backworlds Box Sets Book 2))
mediator is one who reveals truth to others, and provides them the emotional security to accept it. Mediators reflect back people’s statements and positions, helping to clarify them. It is an ongoing and vital process to maintain the integration of people and systems from disparate backgrounds.
Jenny Schwartz (I Spy an Alien (Pax Galactica #2))
Director Ivanov hadn’t directly stated it last night, but Petrov surmised that the Pax AI technology could play a central role in the Russian president’s influence campaign against the Americans.
Andrew Watts (Agent of Influence (The Firewall Spies, #2))
She bought two Karlanda sofas with sand-coloured upholstery, five Poäng armchairs, two round side tables of clear-lacquered birch, a Svansbo coffee table, and several Lack occasional tables. From the storage department she ordered two Ivar combination storage units and two Bonde bookshelves, a TV stand, and a Magiker unit with doors. She settled on a Pax Nexus three-door wardrobe and two small Malm bureaus.
Stieg Larsson (The Girl Who Played with Fire (Millennium #2))
The chemicals may have reached the aquifer. You come upon a pond, crystal clear, that’s actually a warning sign.” “I know. It’s clear because nothing can live in it.
Sara Pennypacker (Pax, Journey Home (Pax, #2))
and
Sara Pennypacker (Pax, Journey Home (Pax, #2))
You’re wrong—” A voice came from behind her. “Our history proves he isn’t.” It was a voice that sounded nothing like the Emperor who had hunted her, who had taken her from Pax. Sigil had sensed him, the rage and the violence so harsh it had a physical effect on her. But when she turned to face him, what stood against the smoke wasn’t Sovereign. It was a breathing demon. Walking over a pile of broken bodies, blood dripping from his fingers, Sovereign’s eyes burned. “This is not for you to see.” No. The fixed agony, the faces locked in dead screams called out to her—they judged her. Sigil had committed atrocities, murdered on a whim, wallowing in her madness when it descended. She had played with the bodies of the dead, eaten them, tossed limbs about and reveled in it. She had done those things because she was a monster. “You’re no different than me...” Stepping down, heedless of mashing skulls or crunching bone, Sovereign closed the gap between them, and said, “I am much worse.
Addison Cain (Sovereign (Irdesi Empire #2))
Cashewblai Pecan was a mighty conqueror, much as his grandsire Genghis had been. Under his yasa, all roadways were safe for travelers and honest men. ‘Twas by many a wise tongue said, That a maiden with a golden vessel on her head, Might walk alone without fear or dread. From the great eastern sea all the way to Mesopotamia, Such was the promise of the Pax Macadamia!
Daniel Thorman (The Zodiac Quest: A LitRPG Adventure (Lands of Legend Book 2))
here’s probably something ironic about werewolves gathering in the back of a Piggly Wiggly, but
Elliott James (Daring (Pax Arcana, #2))
You must be Pax’s father. Sorry he went. He’s a man I might have died for. But I see he got his good looks from his mother.” Kavax isn’t sure if he’s been insulted.
Pierce Brown (Golden Son (Red Rising Trilogy, #2))
She wrapped her arms tightly about his neck and murmured in his ear. “You’re my prince, Pax. My only prince.
Wendy Higgins (The Great Pursuit (Eurona Duology, #2))