Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of d — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
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Every man engaged in war tells himself he can alter what has been written, that it is he, not God, who is the maker of destiny, free to change what is meant to be.

— Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
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