Top 500 Stephanie Garber Quotes (2026 Update)
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301. “But I actually think I fell more in love with the idea of you than the real you.”

— Stephanie Garber

302. “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

303. “Then her parents would both be sure to tell Evangeline that not all loves happened at first; some took time to grow like seeds, or they might be like bulbs, dormant until the right season approached. But Evangeline had always wanted love at first- she wanted love like her parents, love like a story.”

— Stephanie Garber

304. “The first time I kissed you I did it because I’d just died and come back to life, but I wasn’t feeling alive. I needed something real. But tonight I kissed you because I wanted you. I haven’t stopped wanting you since the night of the Fated Ball when you were willing to risk your life because you wanted to make me angry. After that, I couldn’t stay away.”

— Stephanie Garber

305. “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

306. “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

307. “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

308. “I will not let you die.” A single bead of water dripped from Jacks’s lashes onto her lips. It was raindrop soft, but the look in his eyes held the force of a storm.”

— Stephanie Garber

309. “I don’t need to think about it. Sometimes you just know. And I know that I can’t imagine spending an eternity with someone who will never love me.”

— Stephanie Garber

310. “It’s not Jacks’s true love who will be immune to his kiss and make his heart beat again. Only a girl who will never love Jacks can survive the kiss. Maybe your love can save his heart, but if you decide to kiss him, you’ll just be one more fox that Jacks has murdered.”

— Stephanie Garber

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

— Stephanie Garber

312. “The cabin looked as warm as a handwritten love letter, with a stone fireplace that took up an entire wall and a forest of candles dangling from the ceiling.”

— Stephanie Garber

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

— Stephanie Garber

314. “Sometimes Legend felt like her enemy, sometimes he felt like her friend, sometimes he felt like someone she used to love, and every once in a while, he felt like someone she still loved.”

— Stephanie Garber

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

— Stephanie Garber

316. “It’s not what I did, Little Fox. It’s what you’ve done.”

— Stephanie Garber

317. “I’m not going to tell you to trust me, because that’s a terrible idea.”

— Stephanie Garber

318. “Jacks’ hand slid across the rail and twined his cold fingers with hers. He didn’t hold back, he just held her hand, stunning her in to silence.”

— Stephanie Garber

319. “Red. The color of love and heartache and other things both virtuous and vile.”

— Stephanie Garber

320. “He considered setting the room ablaze just so that he’d have a reason to pick her up and carry her out, to save her one last time, before he left her for good.”

— Stephanie Garber

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

— Stephanie Garber

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

— Stephanie Garber

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

— Stephanie Garber

324. “Even after jumping from a cliff and falling into the ocean, he still looked like a ruthless fairytale – a fallen prince who refused to break.”

— Stephanie Garber

325. “Follow the boy with the heart made of black.”

— Stephanie Garber

326. “It was shortly after this, when Evangeline’s arms were being measured for gloves, that she noticed the scar. It was on the underside of her right wrist, thin and white, shaped like a broken heart. And it had definitely not been there before.”

— Stephanie Garber

327. “Each living wall was formed of different rare flowers. Burning orange starfire lilies. Deep purple twilight thistles. Brilliant gold creeping faisies. Champagne delights. Scorching red feverbells. All of which grew and stretched with every person that stepped inside.”

— Stephanie Garber

328. “Fate is only an idea, but I think by believing in it we turn it into something more. You just said you’ve avoided love because you’ve believed it wasn’t in your future, and so it hasn’t been.”

— Stephanie Garber

329. “Fates were always fighting the urge to be that which they were made to be.”

— Stephanie Garber

330. “She was the moth and Jacks was still the flame.”

— Stephanie Garber

331. “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

332. “Having faith was brave.”

— Stephanie Garber

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

— Stephanie Garber

334. “Als ik jou was, zou ik ze van alles op de mouw spelden. Ik zou zeggen dat je je zus gearmd hebt gezien met een man in een cape, of dat je een plukje haar op een van haar handschoenen hebt gevonden dat eruitzag alsof het van de vacht van een olifant afkomstig was... Mensen verwachten de waarheid hier niet... En die willen ze ook niet horen. Veel mensen hier rekenen er niet op dat ze de wens hier zullen winnen; ze zijn hier voor een avontuur. – Aiko.”

— Stephanie Garber

335. “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

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

— Stephanie Garber

337. “Relax, brother.” A wolfish smile replaced Julian’s scowl. “I was just going to tell her the truth. We all have free will, Tella. If you become immortal, you won’t lose your free will. You won’t feel my brother controlling you. But you’ll never feel him loving you like the way I love Crimson.”

— Stephanie Garber

338. “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

339. “She meant to say, For tonight, I’m yours, but all that came out was “I’m yours.”

— Stephanie Garber

340. “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

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

— Stephanie Garber

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

— Stephanie Garber

343. “Tella had a spark that could either set the whole world ablaze, or give it much-needed light.”

— Stephanie Garber

344. “She didn’t need to erase her pain; she needed it to propel her into action. Just because it was a negative emotion didn’t mean it wasn’t a valuable one.”

— Stephanie Garber

345. “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

346. “Don’t worry, I’m still not going to kiss you.” His lips brushed over the delicate underside of her wrist. Once. Twice. Three times. It was barely a touch, and yet there was something incredibly intimate about it. It made her think of the other stories that said his kisses might have been fatal, but they were worth dying for.”

— Stephanie Garber

347. “Evangeline had never been afraid of the dark before. Dark was for stars and dreams and the magic that took place in between days.”

— Stephanie Garber

348. “This girl was that hot sunny day in the middle of the Cold Season, either unaware or uncaring that she did not belong.”

— Stephanie Garber

349. “Happily ever afters were notoriously boring.”

— Stephanie Garber

350. “But Legend wasn’t just jaded; he was demented, adept at making people fall not only in love but also into madness.”

— Stephanie Garber