The land was calling me back as one of its long-lost sons.
The Winds of Desolation by Joe Vasicek
The land was calling me back as one of its long-lost sons.
The Winds of Desolation by Joe Vasicek
Innocence, when lost, can never be regained. But purity, when restored, becomes stronger than before.
The Widow’s Child by Joe Vasicek
My home is wherever you are.
Rescuer’s Reward by Joe Vasicek
Freedom isn’t the ability to choose whatever you want, Isaiah. It’s the freedom to choose what is right.
Children of the Starry Sea by Joe Vasicek
From stardust we were made, and to stardust we’ll return.
Star Wanderers by Joe Vasicek
Your enhancements are designed to let you live, not to turn you into a machine.
Stars of Blood and Glory (The Hameji Cycle, Book 3) by Joe Vasicek
We all live in the world of our own choosing.
Desert Stars by Joe Vasicek.
We do not choose the life that fate gives us. We only choose how we live it—and how to give of ourselves before our time is over.
Bringing Stella Home (The Hameji Cycle, Book 1) by Joe Vasicek
No one can tame the Outworlds. But they can push us off of every arable world and out of every habitable system.
Brothers in Exile, book 1 of Sons of the Starfarers by Joe Vasicek
People will believe what they want to believe. That’s something about humanity that will never change.
Gunslinger to Earth by Joe Vasicek.
And a bonus quote, just for fun:
To be honest, I think Antarctica may have actually thawed the cockles of her frigid little heart.