Top 500 Stephanie Garber Quotes (2026 Update)
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351. “Occasionally people confuse fantasy with reality. Accidents sometimes result.”

— Stephanie Garber

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

— Stephanie Garber

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

— Stephanie Garber

354. “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

355. “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

356. “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

357. “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

358. “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

359. “Happily ever afters were notoriously boring.”

— Stephanie Garber

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

— Stephanie Garber

361. “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

362. “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

363. “She still believed in love at first sight, but she no longer believed it meant forever love.”

— Stephanie Garber

364. “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

365. “Two nights ago, Apollo had said she wasn’t a prisoner and he’d never lock her up. In fact, he’d looked deeply hurt when she’d mentioned it. Clearly, these guards were mistaken.”

— Stephanie Garber

366. “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.”

— Stephanie Garber

367. “His silver-blue eyes met hers expectantly and then he grinned like the devil he was. He’d known this moment was coming. “Hello, wife.”

— Stephanie Garber

368. “We want you to get swept away, but be careful of being swept too far away,” repeated Rupert. “What happens if someone does get swept too far away?” asked Scarlett. “That’s usually when people die or go mad,” Rupert answered, so calmly she wondered if she’d misheard him.”

— Stephanie Garber

369. “I was poisoned by a man I thought to be a friend,” Apollo roared. “Lord Jacks is the man who killed me. Then he stole the memories of my bride, Evangeline. I will not rest until Jacks is found and he pays for his crimes with his life!”

— Stephanie Garber

370. “She knew Apollo had warned that regaining her memories would only hurt her, but some things were worth hurting for, and Evangeline believed this was one of those things. She needed to remember.”

— Stephanie Garber

371. “Evangeline spun to the side and slapped him hard across the face. The sound of her hand hitting his cheek echoed through the inn, loud, cracking, and satisfying. You loathsome, conceited, cowardly worm of a prince, she thought as she watched his skin turn an inflamed shade of red.”

— Stephanie Garber

372. “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

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

— Stephanie Garber

374. “She felt like softness and sunlight and seeds for growing dreams.”

— Stephanie Garber

375. “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

376. “Julian was the sun in the middle of the wettest part of the Cold Season, gloriously warm and wonderful when he was there, but completely unreliable.”

— Stephanie Garber

377. “Jacks dropped a heavy arm around her shoulders, sending a shock straight through her as he pulled her suddenly close. “Want me to kill any of them for you?” “No, they’re just gossiping.” “Then what if I merely give them the urge to cut out their own tongues?” he asked, flashing one of his dimples. Evangeline stifled a giggle, though she knew she shouldn’t be amused. She had no doubt he was serious about the tongues. “Don’t you dare – ” “You sure? They deserve it.” The whole House deserves it.”

— Stephanie Garber

378. “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

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

— Stephanie Garber

380. “I love balls and parties that have a high probability of ending dramatically. But I could cause an international incident – possibly a war – if I attend this celebration.”

— Stephanie Garber

381. “I’ll ask you one more time, then you lose the eye. And I almost hope you don’t answer, because I’d love to cut out your eye. Who hired you to kill her?”

— Stephanie Garber

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

— Stephanie Garber

383. “And what do people say? Tella asked. Just that he murdered his last fiancee. But they also say he’s very handsome, she tacked on, as if that made up for murder.”

— Stephanie Garber

384. “But now it was crystal clear – he was the one who did the breaking, because he didn’t know how to love.”

— Stephanie Garber

385. “But Evangeline’s heart was already broken. And she understood the risks she was taking. She knew the rules for visiting Fated churches: Always promise less than you can give, for Fates always take more. Do not make bargains with more than one Fate. And, above all, never fall in love with a Fate.”

— Stephanie Garber

386. “I know I seem naive,” Evangeline pressed on. ” I know my faith in love might appear foolish. I also know it might not be enough. But I’m not doing this because I believe I’ll win. I’m actually a little afraid I’m going to lose. 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. I know my attempt to save Jacks could end in fiery explosion, but I’d rather go up in flames with him than watch while he burns.”

— Stephanie Garber

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

— Stephanie Garber

388. “I’m not afraid of your secrets.”

— Stephanie Garber

389. “Can you at least try to smile?” she asked. He flashed his teeth. “That looks predatory.” “I am predatory. So is everyone else here,” he whispered.”

— Stephanie Garber

390. “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.”

— Stephanie Garber

391. “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

392. “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

393. “But there were reasons powerful emotions didn’t vanish in a blink, reasons why a person had to become stronger than her feelings to let them go.”

— Stephanie Garber

394. “I don’t think what you want will help you. But I do appreciate a good lost cause.”

— Stephanie Garber

395. “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

396. “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

397. “Not every love needs to make a great story, Jacks.”

— Stephanie Garber

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

— Stephanie Garber

399. “He looked like ethereal heartbreak.”

— Stephanie Garber

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

— Stephanie Garber