A Ghost of a Chance Quotes

“It’s almost like simple words of love and kindness are the most powerful magic of all.”
― Brittany Kelley, A Ghost of a Chance

“I wanted him to know he’s worthy of love.”
― Brittany Kelley, A Ghost of a Chance

“Relax, Tara. Relax, love. I’ve got you. You can take me. You can take it.”
― Brittany Kelley, A Ghost of a Chance

“You young people all think you’re so sneaky, that you’re the first ones to ever lick the cucumber in the garden, but let me tell you this: you’re not. Everything you’ve done, I did decades before you were born. And no, I don’t want to hear about it.”
― Brittany Kelley, A Ghost of a Chance

“Tara: We were at the same shop, and we reached for the same set of butt plugs at the same time. It was love at first anal encounter”
― Brittany Kelley, A Ghost of a Chance

“Ward: $5 for kissing booth Another alert dings in. Ward: $5 to text me when you get done”
― Brittany Kelley, A Ghost of a Chance

“Ward: $5 for kissing booth Another alert dings in.”
― Brittany Kelley, A Ghost of a Chance

“Store and home burned down? Check. Moved into an inexplicably flamingo pink and dick-themed house? Check. Was told to fuck off by a seriously angry and sexy shirtless man? Check. Could actually fuck off thanks to the silicone monster cocks glowing faintly in the dusk? Absolutely.”
― Brittany Kelley, A Ghost of a Chance

“Texas hasn’t gotten the memo that the last few days of September shouldn’t feel like a front-row seat to Satan’s armpit.”
― Brittany Kelley, A Ghost of a Chance

“I got a great deal on it,” she says, and I raise my eyebrows at her. “I’ve never been able to pass up a deal on dick.”
― Brittany Kelley, A Ghost of a Chance

“That’s Ward Carlisle,” Aunt Tilly snarls. “The devil himself.” “Hot,” I manage. Aunt Tilly arches an eyebrow at me. “In hell,” I add belatedly. “Must be hot in hell. Where the devil lives.”
― Brittany Kelley, A Ghost of a Chance

“A tall man, well over six feet, stands next to an unfinished trellis gate, a shovel in hand. And no shirt on.”
― Brittany Kelley, A Ghost of a Chance

“The great thing about small towns is that almost everyone knows each other. On the other hand, the worst thing about small towns is that almost everyone knows each other.”
― Brittany Kelley, A Ghost of a Chance