How to Break an Undead Heart (The Beginner's Guide to Necromancy, #3)

by Hailey Edwards

“There’s nothing wrong with having friends who love you enough to drop everything and come when you call. The problem is those friends blaming you when the things they drop shatter.”

“Our actions have consequences, Grier. We are all responsible for what we do—or don’t do—and

“When we cut away that which hurts us most, that which remains compensates for the loss.”

Proof that black and white were myths. That only shades of gray existed. That good people did bad things, accepted malignant stains on their souls, when all other choices were stripped from them.

“Real is an abstract concept. Are we ever ourselves, our whole selves, except when we’re alone?”

The Mad Tatter, We’re All Inked Here.

“All good partnerships ought to require both people to take turns being the damsel, like a team-building exercise.”

There’s nothing wrong with lying until you start telling them to yourself.

“The part of me that believed in happily-ever-afters and true love triumphing against all odds is crushed to learn sometimes you fall in love with a prince who is actually a frog.”