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Captain's Share (Golden Age of the Solar Clipper, #5) QUOTES

Captain's Share (Golden Age of the Solar Clipper, #5) QUOTES

1 " Sometimes you needed to be an outsider to really appreciate how things worked. "

― Nathan Lowell , Captain's Share (Golden Age of the Solar Clipper, #5)

2 " I prefer to make my mistakes on purpose rather than by accident. "

― Nathan Lowell , Captain's Share (Golden Age of the Solar Clipper, #5)

3 " If experience taught me anything, it was that feeling like I had things under control was usually the first symptom of a complete and utter lack of understanding. "

― Nathan Lowell , Captain's Share (Golden Age of the Solar Clipper, #5)

4 " She proceeded with a rather credible and sharply focused verbal flensing that included commentary on parentage, unlikely applications of bodily parts, and ended with imprecations of toxic levels of insectile infestation of certain body cavities. "

― Nathan Lowell , Captain's Share (Golden Age of the Solar Clipper, #5)

5 " Still, there was a better solution lurking in my hind brain. I just needed to pretend I wasn’t looking for it so it would come out. "

― Nathan Lowell , Captain's Share (Golden Age of the Solar Clipper, #5)

6 " Yo ho ho, Mr. Pall. I think it’s time we kicked a few butts, took a few risks, and called the cat rude names.” “We "

― Nathan Lowell , Captain's Share (Golden Age of the Solar Clipper, #5)

7 " I really felt like it was coming together and I regretted that feeling with every step. If experience taught me anything, it was that feeling like I had things under control was usually the first symptom of a complete and utter lack of understanding. It was a lesson I thought I had learned well, but which continued to show me new variations with every iteration. "

― Nathan Lowell , Captain's Share (Golden Age of the Solar Clipper, #5)

8 " I love it when you talk dirty, Captain.” “I "

― Nathan Lowell , Captain's Share (Golden Age of the Solar Clipper, #5)

9 " Sometimes you needed to be an outsider to really appreciate how things worked. Otherwise you took it for granted. "

― Nathan Lowell , Captain's Share (Golden Age of the Solar Clipper, #5)

10 " the shadow from my body creating a window in the reflection, a hole in the room where an empty man stood. "

― Nathan Lowell , Captain's Share (Golden Age of the Solar Clipper, #5)