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“He’s the Devil himself, all wrapped up in sin and, like you said, has the body of a God.”
― Ali Stuebbe, Blood of Desiderium

“I will tear this world apart for her.”
― Ali Stuebbe, Blood of Desiderium

“He’s everywhere and in everything, and no number of lovers can make my heart forget.”
― Laura Thalassa, Rhapsodic

“Callie, I love you. I’ve loved you from the beginning. And I will love you long after the last star dies. I will love you until the end of darkness itself.”
― Laura Thalassa, Rhapsodic

“I am the darkness, his eyes seem to say, and you are my lovely nightmare. And no one will take this away from us.”
― Laura Thalassa, A Strange Hymn

“This isn’t some bond-borne magic being shoved down my throat. This isn’t even romance. This is love-you-till-your-skin-sags-off-your-bones. Love you till then and beyond.”
― Laura Thalassa, The Emperor of Evening Stars

“My North Star,” Augustus whispered, bending to brush his lips over the freshly inked spot on my arm and sending shivers down my spine. “So that we may always come back to each other.”
― Nicole Platania, The Curse of Ophelia

“I’m more than willing to let you burn me.”
― Rebecca Yarros, Iron Flame

“Angel,” he breathed. “My angel.”
― Tahereh Mafi, All This Twisted Glory

“Waiting is the cruellest thing I have ever endured. Like bereavement, but with no certainty.”
― Natalie Haynes, A Thousand Ships

“You are my Queen, and I am your sword. Point me at your enemies, and watch them fall. Lead this world, Diem, and I will follow you—into war, into death, into the tundra of hell itself.” He took my palm and set it against his chest, just above the patch of unscarred skin that lay beneath his jacket. “You are the fate my heart was spared for. As long as it beats, you will never fight alone.”
― Penn Cole, Glow of the Everflame

“I will hold everything you don’t want to feel because I love every part of you.”
― Rebecca Yarros, Onyx Storm

“I wondered if his yearning was for the day, as if it would save him from his fate, as if the night was responsible for his death.”
― Amy Harmon, The Bird and the Sword