"Shadow Country" Quotes
A sweeping epic of the life and death of infamous outlaw and sugar plantation owner Edgar J. Watson in the Florida Everglades, as told through the perspectives of multiple characters.
fiction | 892 pages | Published in NaN
Quotes
He was proud of his own strength, and felt that it was a part of himself and not a mere tool.
There is a calmness to be found in acknowledging the inevitable.
The land is a cruel mistress, but she rewards those who are willing to toil for her.
Justice is a fleeting concept, easily swayed by human desires and biases.
Sometimes, the sins of the past come back to haunt us without warning.
Fear can either consume us or fuel our determination to survive.
In the wilderness, one can truly discover the depths of their own solitude.
The line between hero and villain is often blurred by perspective.
History is written by those who have the power to shape the narrative.
Greed can consume a man's soul, leaving nothing but darkness in its wake.
