The Last Labyrinth Quotes

“Life and its infinite expressions had to go on. If every atom could sing”
― Gwendolyn Womack, The Last Labyrinth

“Agape was the ancient Greek word to love someone through all obstacles”
― Gwendolyn Womack, The Last Labyrinth

“Duende was the Spanish word for the mysterious power behind a work of art to deeply move one’s heart.”
― Gwendolyn Womack, The Last Labyrinth

“Her playing felt like an arm was reaching inside his chest and squeezing his heart.”
― Gwendolyn Womack, The Last Labyrinth

“Lady Fauna’s laugh was quite high-pitched and her face had a pinched look”
― Gwendolyn Womack, The Last Labyrinth

“She didn’t know St. Paul’s Chapel was the oldest church in Manhattan and had been built on an ancient Ley Line. She didn’t know yet what a Ley Line was.”
― Gwendolyn Womack, The Last Labyrinth

“Toccata meant “to touch” and fugue allowed the pianist to embellish notes within the progression in an open invitation from Bach to join him in the song.”
― Gwendolyn Womack, The Last Labyrinth

“But so far she’d only dated a tuba player for a short while but called it quits because he kissed her like she was the horn.”
― Gwendolyn Womack, The Last Labyrinth