Red Witch Quotes

“The more she thought about them, the more she felt like a character in a play. The scenes had been laid out for her. The dialogue was missing, but the stage directions remained, leading her from one point to the next. She was the one to struggle, to fight and bleed, while an unseen audience cheered her on.”
― K.T. Kaye, Red Witch

“It was sickeningly beautiful. An unshackled heart. A soul with the imagination of a child and the wild spirit of a bear. It glowed the freshest green with the desire to run free, to feel the earth against his paws. Like golden hour over a sunlit woodland, this was a soul that brought light to the darkest of places.”
― K.T. Kaye, Red Witch

“It begins with an apple. Trouble often does, doesn't it”
― K.T. Kaye, Red Witch

“what the youngest daughter didn't realise was that true demons rarely look like monsters. They usually look like men”
― K.T. Kaye, Red Witch

“Life was but a story. Every breath taken another word on the page. Each step walked a plot twist waiting to happen.”
― K.T. Kaye, Red Witch

“Bravery wasn't something that came naturally to anyone. It was born in the coils of panic and bloomed from the desire to live.”
― K.T. Kaye, Red Witch

“She was lost, cast adrift in an ocean of grief, stronger than anything she'd sailed before. Thoughtless yet mind racing, each new sensation splashing into her tiny raft. She clung to the broken wood, hoping it would become steady ground beneath her feet. If she could stop it from capsizing, then everything would be okay. Everything would be as it was. Wave upon wave crashed against her. The raft overturned. She was forced underwater, dragged down so deep that it was impossible to deny the obvious. She was drowning.”
― K.T. Kaye, Red Witch