Death Quote by R.L. Griffin

“It looked like a place old ladies might go to die and remain undiscovered until the neighbors noticed a strange smell.”

— Maggie Stiefvater

“She woke to the scent of coffee, and wondered if that was how mornings in heaven smelled.”

— J.D. Robb

“She could warm up the air, and then gently blow it out, just like a lily. She smelled of a syrup made of boiled-down…

— Banana Yoshimoto

“Some of her turned to mist, and crept out the pores of her skin.”

— Ellen Baker

“I’m not sure what it was or where she sprayed it, but her scent will be the end of the life I loved. And…

— Darnell Lamont Walker

“She didn't realize she was staring at him until he turned to stare back. The air around them suddenly changed. She was so close…

— Sarah Addison Allen

“She had understood before she had ever dreamed of a city such as this, where every texture, every color, leapt out at you, where…

— Anne Rice

“You smell good?” she accused. “How is that fair? You’ve been beaten and stabbed and kidnapped. You should at the very least smell like…

— Chelsea Fine

“This close, she could smell something minty that she wasn’t sure was unique to him or unique to spirits.”

— Maggie Stiefvater

“He could no more describe the feeling he got from her than you can describe a smell. It's like the scorch of electricity. It's…

— Alice Munro

“she caught a glimpse of flat, tan abdomen, and suddenly she didn’t need coffee. She needed smelling salts.”

— Tracy Brogan

“She and her friends would talk about their husbands like they were children, or pets - some strange species responsible for bad smells and…

— Jennifer Weiner