These Divided Shores Quotes

“Kari stood only a few paces away, but she felt out of reach, fading farther and farther beyond an ocean of regret and pain.”
― Sara Raasch, These Divided Shores

“I told your mother I thought I loved you. That was a lie. I know I love you. I’ve known I loved you all along.”
― Sara Raasch, These Divided Shores: A Thrilling YA Fantasy Sequel of War, Rebellion, and Deadly Magic

“The world was bigger than her. One girl could not break it. But she could improve it.”
― Sara Raasch, These Divided Shores: A Thrilling YA Fantasy Sequel of War, Rebellion, and Deadly Magic

“I think I loved your daughter.”
― Sara Raasch, These Divided Shores: A Thrilling YA Fantasy Sequel of War, Rebellion, and Deadly Magic

“Vex closed his eyes.. Healing his Shaking Sickness wasn't the only reason he missed Lu, and he hated that he had to tell himself that not to feel selfish. As if he needed more reasons to be mad at his body.

It isn't fair, he'd wanted to scream so many times. The rational part of him knew it wasn't his body's fault, but the rest of him hated this vessel he was trapped it.

This scarred, shaky, dying vessel.”
― Sara Raasch, These Divided Shores

“Paxben Gallego should have died that day. Rodrigu shouldn’t have had to burn alone. Vex closed his eye, a tear trailing through the grime on his cheek. If he held his breath, let the noise of the battle drone, he could almost imagine his father next to him after all.”
― Sara Raasch, These Divided Shores

“Disgust made an effective shield against any other emotions.”
― Sara Raasch, These Divided Shores

“Lu had been afraid many times throughout her life. There was no name for what she felt now. Stronger than fear, more crippling than anger, she felt beyond herself, watching the monster of this loss rise and rise over her—”
― Sara Raasch, These Divided Shores

“Guilt had been on her shoulders for more than half her life. Guilt from being unable to stop the war, from killing people, from contributing to the horror that warped their world. It had been her fuel every waking moment, compelling her to mend the wounds she had inflicted. She had caused so many horrors. It was her fault—so she would fix everything.”
― Sara Raasch, These Divided Shores

“A lie—she felt monstrous. But monsters were fighting this war. She had become what she had needed to be to win.”
― Sara Raasch, These Divided Shores