Kate Danley Quotes & Sayings

Killian settled back into his seat and made the universal sign for "after you". I gave him the universal sign for "up yours, buddy". — Kate Danley

I woke up with Mac smothering my face. I don't know what it is about cats and the whole "the rest of the bed is not good enough for me, I want to be where your head is" action, but fortunately, he's cute, so I let him live. — Kate Danley

I tried to focus on the question and not the fact his cooking was better than the majority of the intimate relationships I had been in. — Kate Danley

And in a terrible moment, though her body chose to fight the monster that was stalking her, her soul refused such a death and leap from her body to continue its flight. — Kate Danley

It was a gorgeous day. A fucking gorgeous day. It was one of those bright, breezy, unicorn-and-puppy mornings. I mean, the unicorns weren't out yet. They tend to be more nocturnal to increase the odds of picking up virgins at nightclubs, but there were a couple pegasi kicking it overhead. — Kate Danley

The woodcutter brushed the dust from his beard and reflected on how sphinxes would live much longer if they asked a different riddle. — Kate Danley

He watched them go, spreading out against the sky, like new constellations playing amongst the stars. — Kate Danley

She was who she was, no more, no less, and that was what made her so special. — Kate Danley

Educational system in America is not as good as in China. You may be an idiot. It is hard to tell with you white people. — Kate Danley

Just a donation request to support the brave public servants of Los Angeles during this time of budgetary shortfalls. — Kate Danley

Can it, elf, or I will crush your summer fruit into a nice dinner wine." He — Kate Danley

In losing yourself to one another, you have won. — Kate Danley

Do not fear to live and love again, for watching your sadness was worse than death. Do not die while you are still alive, my love. I shall be waiting for you," he said. "Live and love for me... — Kate Danley

Um... isn't the opportunity to hang out in my presence payment enough?" From the look on his face, I gathered the answer was a negative-on-that-one. — Kate Danley

But now he was marrying someone else, and that was that. Lord Arnkell was forging an alliance between strongholds. His upcoming betrothal was the cement which would bind his lands to the neighboring Haidra kingdom. There were places beyond the swamps where creatures lived - creatures so terrifying, the people of both Haidra and Arnkell needed each other to survive. — Kate Danley

Watching your sadness is worse than dying. Do not die while you are still alive, my love. Do not fear to live and love again. — Kate Danley

That's the thing about love, my dear. It comes when you least expect it, when you least want it, and when you have sworn to yourself you're done with such foolish dealings, POOF! There is Mr. Wonderful standing right in front of you, stealing your heart away. — Kate Danley

Within her eyes was the gratitude of the thousands of souls that knew him. He saw them. He saw the faces of the fae, the faces of the Wood. He heard their voices as they whispered in his ear of their thanks for what he had endured, for the sacrifices he had made. He felt in his being their emotions, those feelings that words could not describe. They were here because he loved without thinking. They were here because he was loved. Truly loved. True love. — Kate Danley

Her breath caught in her throat, for she heard the clatter of death waiting to fall. — Kate Danley

She smiled and affectionately stepped away, shifting her armor uncomfortably. The leather was still so new, it cut into her flesh. In time, it would mould to her shape and seem a second skin. But that hadn't happened yet. — Kate Danley

For true names in the mouth of an enemy have power. — Kate Danley

Good night. Don't let the boogeyman bite"

"Mindy, there is no boogeyman, "I said as I snuggled in to bed, " I hauled Carl in years ago. — Kate Danley

She smelled of spice and forbidden thoughts. — Kate Danley

The Wood did strange things to humans, especially humans who had a distant touch of the fae within. It turned them from ordinary people into mad hermits, cannibals who ate children thinking they were made of gingerbread, and people who swore they had been asleep for one hundred years. — Kate Danley