Top 450 Stephanie Garber Quotes (2024 Update)
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301. “Locks of blue hair fell across his forehead, but they didn’t hide his eyes. They were wide, broken star-bright, and full of something that looked a lot like hope.”

— Stephanie Garber

302. “Paradise was afraid of love because when she loved, she did it as fiercely as she lived.”

— Stephanie Garber

303. “She used to think it was ridiculous, the idea that a girl would give her heart to a boy even though she knew it would also give him the power to destroy her.”

— Stephanie Garber

304. “Heroes don’t get happy endings.”

— Stephanie Garber

305. “In the fairy tales, sixteen was always the age when girls either learned they had magical powers, were truly princesses in disguise, or were cursed and needed a handsome prince to help them break the dark enchantment.”

— Stephanie Garber

306. “Her future was determined by her choices, not her destiny.”

— Stephanie Garber

307. “Jacks had always considered himself more of a sadist than a masochist. He enjoyed inflicting pain, not receiving it. And yet he couldn’t bring himself to leave the shadows of Evangeline’s bedroom.”

— Stephanie Garber

308. “The Fate didn’t move. He didn’t let the girl go. He looked as if he never would. He continued holding her as if he could return her to life with the force of his will. His eyes were wet with blood. Red tears fell down his cheeks and onto hers. But the girl didn’t stir.”

— Stephanie Garber

309. “I swear this is what I really want.” He spoke each word like a vow. “I want to erase every moment you and I have spent together, every word you’ve said to me, and every time I’ve touched you, because if I don’t, I’ll kill you, just like I killed the Fox.”

— Stephanie Garber

310. “Jacks had been the moon and she’d been the tide, controlled by his impossible force.”

— Stephanie Garber

311. “He’s a monster among men, a walking deadly sin.”

— Stephanie Garber

312. “When a cat sees a mouse, it will always chase, unless, perhaps, the cat is pursued by something larger, like a dog. We are much the same. The future knows what things we desire, unless there is something greater in our path that chases us away.”

— Stephanie Garber

313. “All Evangeline cared about was that she was going to forget about him.”

— Stephanie Garber

314. “Evangeline, of course, knew that bells could not speak. But her Mother had told her that bells had a sixth sense. She’d said to always polish them, always mind what you say in front of them and always listen to the bells that ring when they shouldn’t.”

— Stephanie Garber

315. “Stay away from her,” Evangeline warned. “That’s funny. I was about to tell you the same thing.” Jacks’s.”

— Stephanie Garber

316. “Occasionally people confuse fantasy with reality. Accidents sometimes result.”

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317. “They said his kiss was fatal to all but her – his only weakness – and as he’d sought her, he’d left a trail of corpses.”

— Stephanie Garber

318. “Chaos tilted his head, eyes landing on their intertwined hands. “Interesting.”

— Stephanie Garber

319. “But Scarlett had learned too well how treacherous it was to hope in something as illusion as a wish.”

— Stephanie Garber

320. “Caraval might all feel like a lie to you, but it’s my life – my truth.”

— Stephanie Garber

321. “A faraway place that Tella tried to ignore told her this was all a great mistake – Jacks wasn’t really the one she wanted, Legend was. No matter what he did, or what he was, it would always be Legend.”

— Stephanie Garber

322. “It’s you,” she whispered. “You’re the Prince of Hearts.”

— Stephanie Garber

323. “There were candles glittering light and fires burning in hearths, but not a single person appeared. Fairytale images covered all the closed doors on the second floor: a rabbit in a crown, a knight holding a star-shaped key, a pastry goblin tossing sweets.”

— Stephanie Garber

324. “It had taken all the heartbreak, all the almost love and the wrong love, to know that this love was true love.”

— Stephanie Garber

325. “Happily ever afters were notoriously boring.”

— Stephanie Garber

326. “Utterly commanding as he leaned one elbow against his balcony rail and gave her a smile that said, I might not be the most handsome person in the room, but you know that you’re intrigued.”

— Stephanie Garber

327. “Instead of time moving like sand slowly pouring through an hourglass, she felt as if the hourglass had cracked open and all the sand was quickly spilling out. She didn’t know if it was her fear or if it was something else, but she kept losing moments.”

— Stephanie Garber

328. “She feared that dreams were like fairytales, a little bit true and not entirely trustworthy.”

— Stephanie Garber

329. “I made your heart beat. I’m your one true love. Your kiss can’t kill me.”

— Stephanie Garber

330. “He silently held her tighter and pressed his forehead to hers. She wasn’t sure if he was crying or if she was, but there was wet on her cheeks. It felt a lot like tears.”

— Stephanie Garber

331. “Are you sure? For a moment you stopped breathing. Or do I just have that affect on you?”

— Stephanie Garber

332. “But when she finally glimpsed her rescuer, the world was suddenly brighter.”

— Stephanie Garber

333. “And it might have been a beautiful moment, if Legend had not chosen that same instant to pull out a knife and stab Julian in the chest.”

— Stephanie Garber

334. “She hoped that he would argue with her- she hoped that he would fight for her. She hoped despite everything that he would choose her.”

— Stephanie Garber

335. “She knew that she didn’t love him, but she could love him easily.”

— Stephanie Garber

336. “Jacks said sweetly. Dreams might seem insignificant, but they give away more secrets than people realize.”

— Stephanie Garber

337. “Because Tella’s fantasy of being a mermaid gave Scarlett hope – that despite their mother’s abandonment, and their father’s lack of love, her sister could still dream, and that was something Scarlett never wanted to destroy.”

— Stephanie Garber

338. “She knew she was dreaming, but everything felt more like an abandoned memory.”

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339. “But more than those things, she wanted to forever by his side, whether he was with her as she was fighting a nightmare or chasing a dream, or if it was the other way around and she was helping him achieve a new dream. Even if that meant sacrificing one of her dreams.”

— Stephanie Garber

340. “He wanted her to look at him, just once, and know him the way she had before.”

— Stephanie Garber

341. “Believing something doesn’t make it true.”

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342. “He brought his hand up to her mouth and marked the seam of her lips with the blood. Metallic and sweet. Incredibly sweet. She wanted to hate the taste, but it was more like a feeling than a flavor. It was the last perfect moment before a dream ends, drops of sunshine falling like rain, lost wishes that had been found.”

— Stephanie Garber

343. “You’re staring at the wrong person darling.” Jacks gently pressed a hand to her cheek, shifting her view so that Tella saw her own reflection.”

— Stephanie Garber

344. “We were all a little like you back then, stupid enough to believe that if we did the right thing, it would all work out.”

— Stephanie Garber

345. “This young man was going to ruin the girl that worked inside the shop.”

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346. “Love really was another type of magic.”

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347. “His heart was wounded like hers, but it was strong, it wouldn’t flinch or shy away from her. It would beat faster, harder, in concert with hers.”

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348. “He was trying to dazzle her. But dazzle was a lot like romance – fantastic while it lasted, but it never lasted long enough.”

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349. “Like all admirers of fairytales, she’d always loved the scent of books. She loved the paper dust in the air, the way it swirled in the light like little sprinkles of magic. And most of all, she loved the way that fairytales always made her think of her mother and endless possibilities.”

— Stephanie Garber

350. “You make an excellent murder suspect. Orphan, turned savior, turned bride, turned killer – I’m actually surprised that wasn’t Kristof’s headline today.”

— Stephanie Garber