The Woodcutter Quotes

“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, The Woodcutter

“She was who she was, no more, no less, and that was what made her so special.”
― Kate Danley, The Woodcutter

“He watched them go, spreading out against the sky, like new constellations playing amongst the stars.”
― Kate Danley, The Woodcutter

“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, The Woodcutter

“Her breath caught in her throat, for she heard the clatter of death waiting to fall.”
― Kate Danley, The Woodcutter

“for you are no longer that which you were and will forever be more than you ever thought possible.”
― Kate Danley, The Woodcutter

“She smelled of spice and forbidden thoughts.”
― Kate Danley, The Woodcutter

“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, The Woodcutter

“For true names in the mouth of an enemy have power.”
― Kate Danley, The Woodcutter

“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.”
― Kate Danley, The Woodcutter

“wild magic does not meddle with the hearts of those who have tamed it with love true. For true love conquers all.”
― Kate Danley, The Woodcutter

“The hellhound that stalked you will have lost your scent, for you are no longer that which you were and will forever be more than you ever thought possible.”
― Kate Danley, The Woodcutter

“It cemented each kingdom’s place in the treaty because two rulers, united in love, longed for nothing more than to spend the rest of their days content in one another’s company.”
― Kate Danley, The Woodcutter

“. This was no ordinary child. He could see the touch of the fae in the glow of her skin and the twinkle of her eyes. She seemed somehow more interesting than other people. It was the faerie glamour.”
― Kate Danley, The Woodcutter

“And he knew, in that moment, he would never meet another woman like her if he traveled every inch of the world and back again.”
― Kate Danley, The Woodcutter

“life had taught him to place one foot before the other and the answer would come when it was time.”
― Kate Danley, The Woodcutter

“Winter was fading and the tender touch of spring had caressed the earth, leaving its gift of new blossoms in delicate green. He”
― Kate Danley, The Woodcutter

“you are no longer that which you were and will forever be more than you ever thought possible.”
― Kate Danley, The Woodcutter

“In losing yourself to one another, you have won.”
― Kate Danley, The Woodcutter

“In losing yourself to one another, you have won. The blood of the fae within your veins has been tamed and you have fulfilled your role in the treaty—for you have chosen to love.”
― Kate Danley, The Woodcutter

“She broke away and wiped the tears from his cheeks. "Go forth knowing that all is set to right, all because of thy love on this blessed, blessed night.”
― Kate Danley, The Woodcutter

“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, The Woodcutter