Quote by Linda Wisdom

“It was like the color of his eyes, she supposed - not quite one shade or another, and utterly unlike anyone else's.”

— Anna Godbersen

“His fingers settled on her hair. The purest, softest shade of black. The shade one saw when one closed one's eyes, in a warm,…

— Meredith Duran

“Either the color on the TV set was off or he had used too much fake tan; his face was orange, the whites of…

— Tana French

“It was like seeing someone who wore a striped tie or parted his hair on the left — a detail, but not a telling one.”

— David Sedaris

“Melisande blinked rapidly, then looked back to the little box with garnet earrings. Her ears weren't even pierced. She touched one of the garnets…

— Elizabeth Hoyt

“She wondered whimsically if he wore those spectacles in a vain attempt to keep ladies from fainting at his feet.”

— Amanda McCabe

“She knows he's not the same. He's different now. The eyes that once held too much contain nothing at all. He is colorless. Faded…

— Alfa H

“Sometimes she wondered if the shape of his eyes affected how he saw things. That was probably the most racist question of all time.”

— Rainbow Rowell Eleanor and Park

“Her golden hair moved like a hundred moths, all trying to saturate themselves in sunlight, while his hair was spiked like cleats, and he…

— Jarod Kintz

“Everything was insane. She was forcing him to consider light and shadows, when he’d only ever dealt in black and white. And she was…

— Tessa Bailey

“What unnerved me more than all the rest were her sunglasses. I could not see her eyes but, as I remembered the inhuman green…

— Diane Setterfield

“She had a forehead like a dance floor. You should have seen the way the sun danced on her face in the middle of…

— Jarod Kintz