“I think you’re wrong,” she said. “I don’t think humans were supposed to die out during the Infection. And I think those of us who survived have a duty to protect the next generation. We’re starting over, Justin. We’re rebuilding… — Lissa Bryan Copy Share Image
“There’s no crying in baseball,” Justin said. “And there’s no being grossed out in an apocalypse.” — Lissa Bryan Copy Share Image
“See? Nothing to it." "I see all right," Carly said, her tone full of awe. She gaped at him. "What?" "Um..." "Jesus, Carly, what… — Lissa Bryan Copy Share Image
“It wasn’t a question he was prepared for. “I . . . Yes. Yes, I’m your friend.” “Then you are capable of something beyond the physical.” “That’s… — Lissa Bryan Copy Share Image
“I think you’re wrong,” she said. “I don’t think humans were supposed to die out during the Infection. And I think those of us… — Lissa Bryan Copy Share Image
“But more importantly, know I love you more than I can say with simple words. Poets have attempted for centuries to find the perfect… — Lissa Bryan Copy Share Image
“Seth: "I write of love in my novels, write of it well, if my critics and fans are to be believed, but in all… — Lissa Bryan Copy Share Image
“She could tell he was wavering and had to suppress a grin. “And horses eat grass, right? She’ll find plenty of that along the… — Lissa Bryan Copy Share Image
“Everything that happens in our lives shapes us into who we are. I made mistakes, too, Justin, but looking back on them, I realize… — Lissa Bryan Copy Share Image
“What if I told you I was a bad person, once?” Justin’s voice was low; it was almost lost in the whirring of their… — Lissa Bryan Copy Share Image
“Courage isn’t the absence of fear; it’s forging ahead despite that fear.” — Lissa Bryan Copy Share Image
“There’s no crying in baseball,” Justin said. “And there’s no being grossed out in an apocalypse.” — Lissa Bryan Copy Share Image
“Carly heard the click of Shadowfax’s hooves as she came over to them. She snorted in Carly’s face and bumped her nose against her… — Lissa Bryan Copy Share Image
“Carly stopped at the base of the flags. One more foot forward and she would leave Alaska for the first time, and likely never… — Lissa Bryan Copy Share Image
