Jennifer

“I was relieved that you didn’t. And I knew that eventually I’d be okay. I’d heal. And I did. I put myself back together and made myself whole. But I knew that if your places had changed, and we’d buried you, I wouldn’t have. I couldn’t—I can’t—picture my world without you in it somewhere.”
― Rebecca Yarros, Great and Precious Things

“Turned out I was wrong. Turned out I had a rare, deliciously aged bottle of whiskey in my grip, but I let it slip through my slick fingers and crash to the floor. And I wasn’t the one allowed to pick up the pieces.”
― Kandi Steiner, A Love Letter to Whiskey

“No, you don’t. I was most angry at Sullivan, because he had the right I would have died for and never even used it. Because when he passed, it was Mom’s name on his lips, when I knew mine would have been yours.”
― Rebecca Yarros, Great and Precious Things

“It felt like coming home.”
― Rebecca Yarros, Great and Precious Things