Top 500 Stephanie Garber Quotes (2026 Update)
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451. “She especially felt the women, judging her freshly mussed curls and her nearly backless gown as they whispered to one another words that Tella didn’t need to hear to imagine. Few things were quite so brutal as critical ladies.”

— Stephanie Garber

452. “As much as she hated the choice that Jacks was making, she didn’t want to take it away. Instead, she hoped, one final time, that he would make a better one.”

— Stephanie Garber

453. “Whatever you’ve heard about Caraval, it doesn’t compare to the reality. It’s more than just a game or a performance. It’s the closest you’ll ever find to magic in this world.”

— Stephanie Garber

454. “It’s not a real kiss if there isn’t any tongue.”

— Stephanie Garber

455. “I’ve always been yours, Crimson.”

— Stephanie Garber

456. “Hollywood was not built on dreams, it was built on favors from the devil, and the devil does not handle it well when those favors aren’t paid back.”

— Stephanie Garber

457. “But she said, “None of your business.” “You are always my business, Donatella.”

— Stephanie Garber

458. “What is magic, if not something that makes you believe and feel and wonder?”

— Stephanie Garber

459. “Love is the one weakness I’ve never been able to defeat. Humans try to make it sound as if it’s a gift. But once they find love, it never lasts, it only destroys.”

— Stephanie Garber

460. “Scarlett had never wanted time to stop before, to slip into a crawl so slow that one heartbeat would take a year, a breath would take a lifetime, and a touch could last an eternity.”

— Stephanie Garber

461. “You look quite dashing, my love.” She pressed a kiss to his cheek as she reached him. But Julian turned quickly enough that her lips found his instead. His arm snaked around her waist, holding her tight and kissing her back until her cheeks were redder than a candy cane. “You scoundrel,” she murmured. “It’s not my fault you look so pretty when you blush.”

— Stephanie Garber

462. “If anything, he held her tighter.”

— Stephanie Garber

463. “I am a weapon,” Tella muttered.”

— Stephanie Garber

464. “If two people really loved each other and they were willing to fight for that love, if they were willing to go to war for each other, day after day, then it didn’t matter what they were up against. Love would always win as long as they never stopped fighting for it.”

— Stephanie Garber

465. “She’d thought that she didn’t want a savior, but maybe a part of her needed one. Or perhaps she just needed him.”

— Stephanie Garber

466. “Todas las historias tienen potencial para infinitos finales.”

— Stephanie Garber

467. “He gazed at her as if he wanted her to lose herself somewhere in his eyes, so that he could be the one to find her.”

— Stephanie Garber

468. “This is a very bad idea,” Jacks murmured. “I would have thought you liked bad ideas.” “Only when they’re mine.”

— Stephanie Garber

469. “Always promise less than you can give, for Fates always take more.”

— Stephanie Garber

470. “He didn’t believe they could kiss. He believed in doomed love and unhappily ever after.”

— Stephanie Garber

471. “I’d rather go up in flames with him than watch while he burns.”

— Stephanie Garber

472. “The only magic in the room was that of touch and heartbeats and Jacks. And for a moment it was perfect. He felt like hers and she felt as if she was his.”

— Stephanie Garber

473. “Then very soft from LaLa: “I hope you brought enough apples.”

— Stephanie Garber

474. “You could never look awful,′ he said faintly.”

— Stephanie Garber

475. “Evangeline’s hope had always burned brighter than her fear.”

— Stephanie Garber

476. “May all those in this room who seek true love find it, and may those who stand in its way be cursed!”

— Stephanie Garber

477. “Julian flashed a wicked smile. “I know because I’ve played before.”

— Stephanie Garber

478. “I might have outgrown toys, but I hope never to outgrow joy and dressing up and giving gifts.”

— Stephanie Garber

479. “If Jacks had more regard for his own life, he might have been frightened. But Jacks wasn’t feeling much these days unless the feelings involved Evangeline, and he was trying his best to avoid those at the moment.”

— Stephanie Garber

480. “Her heart still hurt, as if it had been broken and only jagged bits remained. She put a hand on it, as if to keep more pieces from breaking off.”

— Stephanie Garber

481. “Mourning was important, but it couldn’t go on forever.”

— Stephanie Garber

482. “I know my attempt to save Jacks could end in a fiery explosion, but I’d rather go up in flames with him than watch while he burns.”

— Stephanie Garber

483. “I no longer think love is a guarantee of victory or of happily ever after. But I think it’s a reason to fight for those things.”

— Stephanie Garber

484. “But maybe she needed to feel this pain to get over it.”

— Stephanie Garber

485. “But just because he was all she had didn’t mean that she needed to give him all the power.”

— Stephanie Garber

486. “Humans do a lot of stupid things when they’re scared.”

— Stephanie Garber

487. “People need holidays. They need happiness, they need joy, and they need reasons to give and to love.”

— Stephanie Garber

488. “He watched her the way you weren’t supposed to watch someone when they knew that you were looking – bold and unabashed and utterly inappropriate.”

— Stephanie Garber

489. “Falling never scared her as much as failing to find out the truth.”

— Stephanie Garber

490. “You can’t be in love with someone you just met.”

— Stephanie Garber

491. “For anyone who has ever feared they won’t find true love.”

— Stephanie Garber

492. “But maybe the reason for the warning about falling in love with Fates wasn’t because loving a Fate could never work, but because it was so much harder. Nearly impossible.”

— Stephanie Garber

493. “But now she realized those were never her dreams, not really. They had been dreams borrowed from stories, dreams she had clung to because she had yet to imagine her own dreams.”

— Stephanie Garber

494. “She just wanted one last glimpse, one last minute, one last hug.”

— Stephanie Garber

495. “Her memories were not gone forever, they were merely lost.”

— Stephanie Garber

496. “We can go wherever you want, Little Fox.”

— Stephanie Garber

497. “From that first day in his church, Jacks had wanted to watch her. He wanted to know what her voice sounded like, what her skin felt like.”

— Stephanie Garber

498. “When Dante was gone she wanted him there. When he was there she wanted him close. She liked the feel of his hands and the sound of his voice. She liked the things he said, and she wanted to believe them. She wanted to trust him.”

— Stephanie Garber

499. “She was choosing Jacks.”

— Stephanie Garber

500. “If they were truly meant for each other, shouldn’t it have been easier?”

— Stephanie Garber