Tanner

Tanner described herself as a "crusty old non-com," then Swede made her an officer. It was a "dirty trick," but the only way he could give them the runner slot without making Kev one. The Tom Cat told them they weren't really welcome, but he'd been waiting for them. He made it back after he clawed off several more spies and Tanner and Kev learned all of what he needed to heal.

Danton Lamb Tanner: "Oh, yes. Peace from missiles that kill children on their playgrounds and in their beds. Peace from the question why, for which we have no answer because Beska has never answered it. Peace from learning the heart of neighborhoods by seeing them... cracked open, that nurturing shell broken and the young life within them filling gutters with their blood, and the dying promise of their futures. Yes, Powell, more than anything, I want peace."

Sharon Reddy:
"This is about a family formed in a war of attrition. It segues from fighting spies to interstellar politics. The boys were fun to write."

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Mistress of the Dark Path:
"...you will also notice your mind is stimulated."
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R. Cagle:
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Marji Holt:
"The characters came out of the books and into my dreams."

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