“Sometimes I thought of us as a pair of damaged bookends. We both had our flaws but we belonged together even if there was always something between us, keeping us apart.” — Karen Lynch Copy Share Image
“No one who truly belonged to Faerie could ever call another place home.” — Karen Lynch Copy Share Image
“Sometimes I thought of us as a pair of damaged bookends. We both had our flaws but we belonged together even if there was… — Karen Lynch Copy Share
“If I ever got this stupid over a guy I hoped someone would slap some sense into me.” — Karen Lynch Copy Share
“Hello, I said before I realized how stupid that sounded. You did not talk to the demon in your head. Yeah, because having a… — Karen Lynch Copy Share
“Ever since I woke up in Faerie, I had felt sort of adrift between the two worlds. Seeing him was like finding an anchor… — Karen Lynch Copy Share
“You and I both know that people see only what they want to see and believe what they want to believe. But just because… — Karen Lynch Copy Share
“Another step and he stood between my knees, close enough for me to feel his body heat and smell his warm, spicy scent. My… — Karen Lynch Copy Share
“We've both seen bonded couples and how stormy their courtships were in the beginning. If my new cousin is half as stubborn as you,… — Karen Lynch Copy Share
“Chris smiled at me, showing two ridiculously cute dimples and a few feet away a waitress dropped an empty cup she had cleared from… — Karen Lynch Copy Share
“Sara,” he said in a strained voice as he touched his forehead to mine. I sat very still, battling the onslaught of emotions that… — Karen Lynch Copy Share
“And they must work out a lot. Nice butts. I mean before they went all furry. But don't tell them I said that” — Karen Lynch Copy Share
“What?" Roland croaked. "That...that's impossible." "I don't think Sara knows that word.” — Karen Lynch Copy Share
“Maybe not having me around was actually making him a better person. Wow. Now that was a depressing thought.” — Karen Lynch Copy Share
“knew it wasn’t easy for him, a single man in a wheelchair suddenly faced with raising a traumatized kid. But he did it anyway… — Karen Lynch Copy Share
