Quote by Charles Dickens

“Something soft turn to stone within her. She had no choice. She had to fight. She had to win. She would learn. And then…

— Amber Argyle

“This place was just a pile of old stones. Pretty stones arranged in intriguing ways, but just old stones. “And outdated wiring,” her father…

— Magnus Flyte

“Yes, she’d sure as hell made a lot of mistakes, but the last she checked no one could cast the first stone.”

— Mary Burton

“A jagged stone existed where her heart had been.”

— Meljean Brook

“through the entryway with the stone staircase. She stopped”

— Laura Howard

“....it struck her that that perhaps everyone had the ability to see themselves in others. Even in the rocks. Even in the roses.”

— Holly Lynn Payne

“batch. They were stones. She’s always doing that sort of thing. Protecting the city from the demons in her head.”

— William Ritter

“I have done it," she says. At first I do not understand. But then I see the tomb, and the marks she has made…

— Madeline Miller

“On her tombstone it would read: She came. She saw. She made it awkward.”

— Lia Riley

“She didn’t need a light to make her way down to the tomb. She knew the path by memory now, each step, each turn.…

— Sarah J. Maas

“Sometimes, she had discovered, you had to walk around the holes in your life, instead of falling into them.”

— Priscilla Cummings

“And books, she knew by then, were one of the necessities, the rocks of her life.”

— Graham Swift