The High Mountain Court Quotes

“Remy knew then that she never had a choice. She would hold on to life just to wipe his tears away. That is how much she loved him.”
― A.K. Mulford, The High Mountain Court

“Because you are my Fated mate.” Hale’s voice was thick with gravel as emotion overcame him too. The breath stole out of Remy. She had known it, too, for so much longer than she was willing to admit to herself. The night Carys told her that Hale’s Fated was from the High Mountain Court, she had wondered. The thought was a glimmer of light in Remy, a whisper of “I wish it were me,” a wish she could never acknowledge even in her own mind. But she had hoped she was his Fated all this time.”
― A.K. Mulford, The High Mountain Court

“Make sure you cast as many stones into that water before you go, so you may watch those ripples for centuries to come.”
― A.K. Mulford, The High Mountain Court

“She loves you. A mother’s love . . . it does not fade with years. It burns brightly forever.”
― A.K. Mulford, The High Mountain Court

“Remy would never be ready to face that fact.”
― A.K. Mulford, The High Mountain Court

“I pray we go together, after a lifetime of happiness, in a big comfy bed such as this,”
― A.K. Mulford, The High Mountain Court

“They were cheering. The wretched sheep were cheering for a deranged monster”
― A.K. Mulford, The High Mountain Court

“She did not even try to save herself. Letting the world just happen to her, she let everyone tell her what to do and who to be and she had barely fought them. It was a life of nothingness: unnoticed, unremarkable, unworthy of glory or”
― A.K. Mulford, The High Mountain Court

“It is the burden of those who pass: to watch, to bear witness to all that comes from the lives they led, to watch the ripples of all that they have done. With time it will fade. You will become an earth spirit, watching from the soil and the rivers and the trees, whispering and nudging as much as the earth will allow.”
― A.K. Mulford, The High Mountain Court

“What did it mean to have the approval of an evil man?”
― A.K. Mulford, The High Mountain Court

“It felt superb to be allowed to exist for once.”
― A.K. Mulford, The High Mountain Court

“What choice?” Remy asked. “The one you make every time you pick up a blade: that if it comes to your life or theirs, you’ll take theirs every time, no question.” Bri’s deep, warm voice swirled around her.”
― A.K. Mulford, The High Mountain Court

“This or something better now manifests for the highest good of all.”
― A.K. Mulford, The High Mountain Court

“The feeling of home still strummed through her body like a song only her soul knew.”
― A.K. Mulford, The High Mountain Court

“The smell of dirt and stale beer swirled around her. It was the smell she knew as home.”
― A.K. Mulford, The High Mountain Court

“Never let anyone else tell you who you are, Remy, not even me. No one decides how bright you shine but you.”
― A.K. Mulford, The High Mountain Court

“Know what?' Remy breathed.
'That I'm not acting.'
Remy froze at his admission. He said it so nonchalantly, and yet she knew what a tremendous thing it was to say those words out loud. Hale pushed off the railing and walked away, leaving her with that confession.”
― A.K. Mulford, The High Mountain Court

“Wh—what are you doing?” Remy stuttered even as her eyes moved to his sculpted, muscular torso. If the poison lake would not kill her, that body surely would.”
― A.K. Mulford, The High Mountain Court