The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand. — Kameron Hurley, God's War
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The motto above the lintel of the main entrance was in the raised script of the prayer language: My life for a thousand.She remembered swearing an oath with that at its core: My life for yours, for ours, for Nasheen. My life for a thousand.

— Kameron Hurley, God's War
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