Beneath the Haunting Sea Quotes

“Do not despair, daughter of Endain. Love can change many things. Even fate. - The Whale”
― Joanna Ruth Meyer, Beneath the Haunting Sea

“and a sleeveless top studded with sapphires. The top was cropped short to show off her midriff, brown skin gleaming with sandalwood oil. Her black hair was pinned elaborately on top of her head and woven through with strands of gold. Her lashes were lined with kohl, her eyelids dusted with shimmering gold powder. Her beauty was unmistakable, untouchable—like a goddess of old. “Eda,” said Talia at last, forcing herself”
― Joanna Ruth Meyer, Beneath the Haunting Sea

“But the gods thought them small and without knowledge, and did not like that mankind had been given love and they had not.”
― Joanna Ruth Meyer, Beneath the Haunting Sea

“The sea listens. The sea knows. - Talia's mother”
― Joanna Ruth Meyer, Beneath the Haunting Sea

“We snuck off into the hills without telling anyone and camped out for three days in the desert, waiting for Ayah's dratted constellation to line up with the moon. She swore up and down that it had been prophesized in one of her ancient books, but I didn't believe her. It did, of course, that third night. - Talia”
― Joanna Ruth Meyer, Beneath the Haunting Sea

“To love is to be broken. That is the very definition of the word.”
― Joanna Ruth Meyer, Beneath the Haunting Sea