Death Quote by Diana Gabaldon

“You could die," she whispered. "Everything dies," he whispered back. "I'm afraid of so much more than dying.”

— Kristen Ciccarelli

“Everything dies,” he whispered back. “I’m afraid of so much more than dying.”

— Kristen Ciccarelli

“What's possible?' she asked. 'Anything,' he said absently. 'But that’s not what I was talking about. Oh, hello, Claire. You’re in good time. I…

— Rachel Caine

“squeezed her heart. Claire murmured something,”

— Diana Gabaldon

“It had been a long fifteen years. So much had changed in both their lives. Both hearts somehow sadly hardened. “Let us just make…

— Laura Aranda

“Death was one sure way to find peace, Rhage thought. And everyone died. Even vampires. Eventually.”

— J.R. Ward

“I won’t forget you, she said silently to the dead. It seemed so pitiful a thing to say—so small and futile. And yet the…

— Diana Gabaldon

“Gwendolyn and I have a beautiful relationship. She tells me everything. I haven't killed her yet.”

— Kirsten Miller

“You need have no fear. But were I to meet you, sir, you would lie dead at my feet within the space of five…

— Georgette Heyer

“Of course, she must be sleeping, sleeping deeply, wrapped in the darkness of that strange little world of hers.”

— Haruki Murakami

“silence across the field. When they reached the edge of the forest, Claire’s anxiety faded. It really would be easier”

— Christine Johnson

“This is a bright place, filled with frightened people, and fast hard things that hurt and wound. No matter. I swore I would remain…

— Neil Gaiman