Shadow Flight Quotes

“I knew the moment I saw your courage on that plane, Nicoletta. I knew you. What was inside you, and I knew I had to learn to be man enough to deserve to call you mine.”
― Christine Feehan, Shadow Flight

“I know I was born for the sole purpose of being that man who will stand in front of you. When you're there in that dark place where it feels like a thousand demons are tearing you apart, know I'm there with you. Always, tesoro, because you are my treasure and my only.”
― Christine Feehan, Shadow Flight

“I took you into the shadows, which it strictly forbidden. I gave you a glimpse of the life we lead. I can bring you all the way in or leave you behind right now. You have to choose.”
― Christine Feehan, Shadow Flight

“When she couldn't sleep and the nightmares were too close, she listened to them, sang the lyrics and let them carry the worst of her past away.”
― Christine Feehan, Shadow Flight

“I promised myself I'd wait until you turned twenty-one and that's in a few more weeks. I already know that's too damned far away.”
― Christine Feehan, Shadow Flight

“She could be a phoenix, rising like that firebird from the ashes of who she had been”
― Christine Feehan, Shadow Flight

“She had to steel herself to meet his gaze. It took courage but she managed to raise her lashes to meet all that dark blue. It was like looking at a turbulent night sky. Every time she did, he robbed her of her ability to breathe.”
― Christine Feehan, Shadow Flight

“alcohol. “Once married, there’s no divorce, no parting without severe consequences to both parties.” Her eyes were back on his face. Unblinking. Watching him carefully. Taking in everything he said. She looked very sober. No expression. He couldn’t read her, and that was extremely unusual. As a rule, Taviano could read Nicoletta like an open book. “Please explain ‘severe consequences.’” He ran the pad of his thumb”
― Christine Feehan, Shadow Flight

“Then she became aware of a deep sadness in Emmanuelle and she found herself growing protective of Taviano's sister for no reason she really understood other than she seemed very sad at times.”
― Christine Feehan, Shadow Flight