Quote by Leah Rae Miller

“A half-eaten chocolate bar sat wrapped on the corner of the short bookcase near the window. Maybe she had a major affinity to sweets…

— Rachel Jonas

“She replaced her phone, closed her eyes, and forced herself to begin measuring flour, sugar, and butter. For some reason mental baking usually sent…

— Roisin Meaney

“There's magic in her bones. How can a witchcraft taste so holy at midnight!”

— Malak El Siblani

“What should I take? Something that will not be missed. In the wood at midnight, a magic flower.”

— Margaret Atwood

“There is nothing, she would think, more delicious that the icing of bought chocolate cake, eaten in the silence and privacy of the night.”

— Fay Weldon

“We ate it like it was medicine. Like it was magic candy that could somehow restore us to a normal life again. We ate…

— Emmy Laybourne

“Then she tried to bore herself to sleep by thinking about things like yogurt and the structure of a gas pedal.”

— Jessica Park

“But the day was coming: she could almost taste its nearness like the mouth-watering scent of a long-hungered meal just outside of reach.”

— Susan Kaye Quinn

“What a strange circumstance she found herself in: baking brownies for a handful of gods from the Underworld.”

— Eva Pohler

“...she had already tasted a delicious spoonful of sleep, and all she wanted was another.”

— Leila Howland

“I thought I would be her nightmare - her terror and darkness. I wanted to be. I needed her more than food or sunlight.…

— Pepper Winters

“Like many people who have active imaginations and dream a good deal she is a morning sluggard and likes to breakfast in her room.”

— Dorothy Macardle