MN: “Perhaps I was born to be a warrior, not a princess“.
MK: “You were born to be a queen“.
The Emerald Lily by Juliette Cross
MN: “Perhaps I was born to be a warrior, not a princess“.
MK: “You were born to be a queen“.
The Emerald Lily by Juliette Cross
K: “What are friends for if not to help you evade the law?”
J: “Break laws, hide your dead body, and find missing pets. Those sorts of things I think”.
Dying for a Living by Kory M. Shrum
T: “You know, my car -horseless chariot- doesn’t really love and respect me”.
L: “Yes, it does. I heard it in its bleep”.
Soul Marked by C. Gockel
L: “The right thing? And how is that determined?”
T: “What causes the least pain and suffering to all involved”.
Soul Marked by C. Gockel
“May I offer advice?
[He] unsheathed the blade and ran me through before I could blink or anyone could react.
Never trust a vampire, Jade Crow”
Dungeon Crawl by Anie Bellet
A: “What’s the signal?”
J: “Them dying or me getting sot. Whichever happens first”.
Pack of Lies by Annie Bellet
C: “You don’t know how to fight?”
A: “No. My arms are so weak I get out of breath lifting up a powder puff”
C: ” I could teach you”
A: “Only if you let me teach you how to wear a corset”.
C: “Why would I want to do that?”
A: “Exactly”
C: “Not exactly at all. I don’t want to be a girl”.
A: ” And I don’t want to be a soldier. I want to be a general”.
The Beating of His Wings by Paul Hoffman
“(…)he had been responsible for the deaths of ten thousand men killed in a single day, so it was only a question of how many thousands and how many days.”
The Beating of His Wings by Paul Hoffman
“Thank you for being the Ron to my Harry. The Samwise to my Frodo. The Tom to my Huck. (…)The Watson to my Holmes(…)The Horatio to my Hamlet(…) The Sancho Panza to my Don Quixote(…) The Piglet to my Pooh”.
Best compliment one could ever hope to get. This little part made the whole trilogy worth reading to me.
The Shadow Hour by Melissa Grey
K: “You know, you re a very good t making enemies. Have you ever tried to make a friend?”
H: “What use are those?”
A Conjuring of Light by V.E. Schwab
D: “Whatever he feels for me, it isn’t love”.
R: “Because it isn’t soft and sweet and doting?”
Gathering of Shadows by V.E. Schwab
H: “(…) And I did nothing“.
I: “There was nothing you could have done”
H: “Strange how that doesn’t make the guilt go away“.
The Shadow Hour by Melissa Grey
I: “What’s the worst that could happen?”
Q: “Death. Maiming. Excruciating torture”.
The Shadow Hour by Melissa Grey
C: “Are you mad?”
E: “Probably”
The Shadow Hour by Melissa Grey
MT: “Has anyone ever told you thy you’re too sharp for your own good?”
LB: “Too sharp, too loud, too reckless. I’ve heard it all. It’s a wonder I’m still alive”.
MT: “Indeed”.
A Gathering of Shadows by V.E. Schwab