The Merchant and the Rogue Quotes

“Heroes come in a lot of forms, Brogan. Be the one you are best suited to being.”
― Sarah M. Eden, The Merchant and the Rogue

“There’s always someone needing saving. At times that someone’s been me.”
― Sarah M. Eden, The Merchant and the Rogue

“For a confirmed bachelor, you have a remarkably good grasp of what it means to love so entirely.”
― Sarah M. Eden, The Merchant and the Rogue

“Having her near didn’t eliminate his worries, didn’t solve his problems, but it helped him face them.”
― Sarah M. Eden, The Merchant and the Rogue

“No matter how far one wanders from home, the heart still longs to know it.”
― Sarah M. Eden, The Merchant and the Rogue

“There’s nothing shameful in being the one who follows through on orders. Not everyone has to be the one giving the orders.”
― Sarah M. Eden, The Merchant and the Rogue

“Vera took pride in being able to sort out the mystery a little ahead of the story.”
― Sarah M. Eden, The Merchant and the Rogue

“I’m not good for many things, but I do hope I offer people a spot of happiness.”
― Sarah M. Eden, The Merchant and the Rogue

“Tis moments like this when I wish I had the resources of a lord. Breaks m’ heart not to be able to help people who’re needing it. There’re far too many suffering people in this world, and I’ve far too little ability to help them.”
― Sarah M. Eden, The Merchant and the Rogue

“She rose and reluctantly released his hand. Until she’d had that connection, she hadn’t realized how much she’d longed for a reassuring touch. For years, she’d reconciled herself to being, in many ways, alone. She’d more or less accepted that the characters she came to love in the stories she read on the sly would be her only reliable companions. Vera was pleased to be wrong.”
― Sarah M. Eden, The Merchant and the Rogue

“Two make the load lighter. My parents always used to say that. ’Twas their way of reminding us that bearing a burden alone makes it heavier than it needs to be.”
― Sarah M. Eden, The Merchant and the Rogue

“Her entire face lit when she was enthusiastic about something. And that something, more often than not, was characters and stories and tales of adventure.”
― Sarah M. Eden, The Merchant and the Rogue

“She said she’d found friendship in the characters she read about.”
― Sarah M. Eden, The Merchant and the Rogue

“Reclaiming some dreams isn’t selfish. Making your life what you want it to be isn’t selfish.”
― Sarah M. Eden, The Merchant and the Rogue

“You’ve a way with words.”
― Sarah M. Eden, The Merchant and the Rogue

“I’ve a fondness for the tales.”
― Sarah M. Eden, The Merchant and the Rogue

“The stories Papa resented having in the shop gave her a sense of friendship and adventure.”
― Sarah M. Eden, The Merchant and the Rogue