Memory Quote by J.C. Morrows

“It felt like stepping into a memory that had kept going without her.”

— Coral Harper

“Her voice, unfolding like a tiny bright memory in the darkest, furthest corner of my mind.”

— Kami Garcia

“...at the end she’d be nothing more than a memory, if that.”

— Lorraine Heath

“The current of memory carried her along, futher, futher. This time, she didn't resist.”

— Marie Myung-Ok Lee

“Scent is the key to the door of memory. For a minute, she let herself live in it.”

— Meg Elison

“She couldn't remember what they had talked about, only that she had looked at her rapt from a place just behind her eyes, a…

— Paolo Giordano

“The thought weaves into her unexpectedly, as so many thoughts do, time again. How do you make the remembering stop?”

— Mary E. Pearson

“a kaleidoscopic, fragmented rush of images that exploded out of memory. They careened into her like an avalanche and swept her away,”

— Terry Brooks

“Her memories were beads jumbled loose in a box, unstrung.”

— Kate Maloy

“She was closed up like a fist. It her very own memory, not theirs, her very own real and terrible and lonely and dark…

— Gayl Jones

“Memory is the seamstress, and a capricious one at that. Memory runs her needle in and out, up and down, hither and thither. We…

— Virginia Woolf

“Instinct, memory, something, had her taking a step toward him. She slipped on a mossy rock and floundered. He clasped his hands around her…

— M.J. Fredrick