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Dustrunner (The Coilhunter Chronicles, #3) QUOTES

Dustrunner (The Coilhunter Chronicles, #3) QUOTES

1 " That was the trouble with explaining with words. If you explained with gunpowder, people listened. "

― Dean F. Wilson , Dustrunner (The Coilhunter Chronicles, #3)

2 " He fell, toppling forward into the sand. He hadn't even fully realised he'd lost his balance until the ground told him. And the ground didn't whisper. "

― Dean F. Wilson , Dustrunner (The Coilhunter Chronicles, #3)

3 " His father used to tell him that you can't eat principles. And no, you couldn't. But you could live by them. "

― Dean F. Wilson , Dustrunner (The Coilhunter Chronicles, #3)

4 " Some men claimed that saying things made them true. Well, many men who said they were rich still died poor. Nox said he was cool, but that sun showed him he was a liar. "

― Dean F. Wilson , Dustrunner (The Coilhunter Chronicles, #3)

5 " They were shooting far, and their accuracy suffered, but Nox didn't exactly have a lot of places to dance through the bullets. They came in number, like rain. You couldn't afford to get wet. "

― Dean F. Wilson , Dustrunner (The Coilhunter Chronicles, #3)

6 " The men followed, or at least their guns did, and they kept on shooting as if their bullets were sand. In the Wild North, they were just as plentiful. "

― Dean F. Wilson , Dustrunner (The Coilhunter Chronicles, #3)

7 " They journeyed on for a bit, then set up camp and cooked beans over a small fire. The poor man's meat. Drifter food. Some said beans'd get you across the desert and back. Dead men said a lot of things. "

― Dean F. Wilson , Dustrunner (The Coilhunter Chronicles, #3)

8 " Ben looked at his compatriots, just a quick glance to and fro, but it was enough for Nox to see that they'd made their bets. They were putting it all on red. "

― Dean F. Wilson , Dustrunner (The Coilhunter Chronicles, #3)

9 " If you were picky about who you worked with in the Wild North, you'd be quickly left with no one to choose. You could try to pick the best of them, but you'd have to dig them up first. "

― Dean F. Wilson , Dustrunner (The Coilhunter Chronicles, #3)