Well of Witches Quotes

“Nothing quells the dark temptations of power better than empathy.”
― J.A. White, Well of Witches

“What if she was thinking about this all wrong? What if she did deserve her powers after all? What if her fault was . . . Self-doubt.”
― J.A. White, Well of Witches

“She could see her many faults reflected in nearly all the objects littering the floor. I'm lacking in so many ways, she thought.”
― J.A. White, Well of Witches

“Impossible," Kara said. "I'm surprised, Kara Westfall," replied a man sitting against the opposite side of the tree. "After everything you've been through, I was certain you would have stricken that deceitful word from your vocabulary by now.”
― J.A. White, Well of Witches

“Kara nodded, and then watched with surprise as her mind leaked a thought she didn't even know she had into the ground. There is good in everyone. It slipped into the sludge and flowed away.”
― J.A. White, Well of Witches

“You can use the grimoire, but you don't need it," Mary continued. "Not when it comes to animals. That is your special gift. This is true magic, not magic stolen from the pages of a spellbook. You will have to learn how to wield it. It will not be easy.”
― J.A. White, Well of Witches

“Our village has its own brand of sickness," Kara said. "Besides, I think you can find beauty anywhere if you look hard enough. Even here." "Perhaps," Mary said, "but it's a dark, diseased sort of beauty.”
― J.A. White, Well of Witches

“If I had used my powers better, none of this world have happened. Father would still be Father. Rygoth would still be imprisoned. I don't deserve to be a witch.”
― J.A. White, Well of Witches