Blue Light Quote by Charles D'Ambrosio

“Her feet were bare, her mouth stained damson. Her pockets were all full of plums. She was young and lovely and surprised and dead.…

— Laini Taylor

“Libby stood at the bar like something that had been hastily added at the end of a painting that hasn't quite dried yet.”

— Scarlett Thomas

“Her teeth had the nice shiny look that comes from standing all night in a glass of solution.”

— Raymond Chandler

“She had the air of someone clinging to a wall of soap.”

— Dennis Lehane

“Something Rich and Strange She was less of what she had been, the blue rubbed from her eyes, flesh freed from the chandelier of…

— Ron Rash

“She looked out across the water and allowed the feeling of longing to wash over her, spill into the crevices of her soul, and…

— Elizabeth Fama

“Carefully, the girl skimmed her fingers across her mother's knee. It was smooth; the skin had closed across the tiny wounds like the surface…

— Ursula Hegi

“Warmth pooled in her belly, and spiraled through her body. Her breasts, her abdomen, her knees. Her knees? She'd never really had an orgasm…

— Meg Benjamin

“She felt raw, a painting that wasn't dry yet. One hard nudge and she'd smear all over the place.”

— Ashley Herring Blake

“Her knees quaked, but she swallowed the blood in her mouth and took another breath. She had not imagined it would end like this.…

— Sarah J. Maas

“She wore a loose, yellow cotton, sleeveless dress that tickled her knees.”

— Lauren Francis-Sharma

“She trailed after him, admiring the line of his back. He began climbing the stairs, and she sighed with pleasure. Every bit of him…

— Meljean Brook