The House on Fripp Island Quotes

“Over time, she accepted the fact that the price for this great love was this great fear. Love's unfortunate alter ego. Fear, she came to realize, was utterly enamored with love. Obsessed with it. Vying for its attention, modulating its own particularities to suit love. And love was equally accommodating to fear: creating space, ushering it in, giving it a home, the two of them operating in comparative measure and perfect synchrony; clinging to each other like warm bodies in the night.”
― Rebecca Kauffman, The House on Fripp Island

“...the difference between seeing through the dark and imagining that you could was so indistinct that perhaps there was no difference at all. Like the difference between opting into life versus not opting out of it.”
― Rebecca Kauffman, The House on Fripp Island