Haunted on Bourbon Street Quotes

“I'd gone so far past my fear threshold, I'd completely given up on being afraid”
― Deanna Chase, Haunted on Bourbon Street

“I woke to the smell of fresh coffee. “Yum. You can stay forever.”
― Deanna Chase, Haunted on Bourbon Street

“The cigarette hung unlit from his lips. Was he doomed to roam forever in his ghost state, always wanting to light that cigarette? A small twinge of satisfaction rolled through me at the thought of him in permanent nicotine withdrawal.”
― Deanna Chase, Haunted on Bourbon Street

“I just inherited a ghost dog.” Duke was in the back seat, his head hanging out the window.”
― Deanna Chase, Haunted on Bourbon Street

“Desperate need and hunger overpowered something more vulnerable; an aching desire to know me, all of me, and to be known. To love and be loved. It changed everything. My heart swelled and broke all at once as I recognized the familiar ache. An ache I’d buried long ago.”
― Deanna Chase, Haunted on Bourbon Street

“Dear earthbound spirit of apartment three-A. We are here seeking only information and do not wish you harm.”
― Deanna Chase, Haunted on Bourbon Street

“The essence of an individual is made up of both their soul and spirit. Spirit is basically life energy, while the soul is what gives a person the ability to feel compassion, love, and all the things that make one human.”
― Deanna Chase, Haunted on Bourbon Street

“Joy spread and filled all the empty corners of my being. “I love you, too.”
― Deanna Chase, Haunted on Bourbon Street

“I turned to him, my heart aching as I looked into his tired eyes.”
― Deanna Chase, Haunted on Bourbon Street

“I had a network of friends and hadn’t even realized it. Something unlocked in my heart, and the last of my resolve melted.”
― Deanna Chase, Haunted on Bourbon Street

“How embarrassing would that be to be found dead, naked in your bathroom, in a pile of Honey Dust?”
― Deanna Chase, Haunted on Bourbon Street

“There was no way I was sharing my new two-hundred-square foot apartment with a ghost. To be honest, I didn’t know if the speculation was true, but I’d gotten the place at a steal because my landlord couldn’t keep it rented. Considering the abundance of documented ghost lore in the French Quarter, I wasn’t taking any chances.”
― Deanna Chase, Haunted on Bourbon Street

“Selene, moon goddess of the night, hear me now, High Priestess of the Coven.” Her voice was clear and somehow blocked the dull background noise from the people walking Bourbon Street, just feet away. “Bless these women, your three daughters, with your presence. We call seeking wisdom, strength and, above all, the power to protect our sister from all who seek to harm.” Mist”
― Deanna Chase, Haunted on Bourbon Street

“An empath is someone who feels other people’s emotions as they feel them.”
― Deanna Chase, Haunted on Bourbon Street

“Lord in heaven, please protect us, your children, from harm and possession. We only seek knowledge and not destruction. Amen.”
― Deanna Chase, Haunted on Bourbon Street

“His unguarded raw emotion was like nothing I’d experienced before. Desperate need and hunger overpowered something more vulnerable; an aching desire to know me, all of me, and to be known. To love and be loved. It changed everything. My heart swelled and broke all at once as I recognized the familiar ache. An ache I’d buried long ago.”
― Deanna Chase, Haunted on Bourbon Street

“Gods of the afterlife, we are here as mere observers. We ask for your guidance to walk with you in our quest for knowledge. We seek to do no harm and ask for protection from those whom would seek to harm us.” I repeated Ian’s words and then asked, “Ready?”
― Deanna Chase, Haunted on Bourbon Street

“Pyper was my boss and Kane’s business partner. Kane owned the building and, with Pyper’s help, managed the attached strip club. Pyper also ran the coffee shop next door, where I worked part time.”
― Deanna Chase, Haunted on Bourbon Street

“People didn’t need to be empaths for negativity to unknowingly work its way into their being.”
― Deanna Chase, Haunted on Bourbon Street

“Buildings, especially old buildings, often retain an imprint of emotions from previous residents.”
― Deanna Chase, Haunted on Bourbon Street

“She was right. It really wasn’t okay. She’d known how much Dan had hurt me and yet, she still chose to not only date him, but to move in with him. I’d been lying to myself, saying it was fine, it didn’t bother me. But it did. And we both knew it.”
― Deanna Chase, Haunted on Bourbon Street