Fairest of Heart Quotes

“She’d dreamed of her first kiss. Of magic and fairy tales. But something told her that Titus’s kiss wouldn’t be the slightest bit ethereal. It would be solid and firm and . . . earth-shattering.”
― Karen Witemeyer, Fairest of Heart

“She cold dance with butterflies all she liked. That wouldn't stop him from clipping her wings if that's what it took to see justice done.”
― Karen Witemeyer, Fairest of Heart

“You don't have to earn your place here, Penelope," he'd said. "This is your home now. You're one of us, and we take care of our own.”
― Karen Witemeyer, Fairest of Heart

“In all the daydreams she'd woven about her and Titus sharing intimate conversations, never once did they entail discussing corset burglary.”
― Karen Witemeyer, Fairest of Heart

“Bullets he could dodge. Love, on the other hand, snuck up on a fellow when he wasn’t looking, and he very much feared he’d already taken a lethal hit.”
― Karen Witemeyer, Fairest of Heart

“In all the daydreams she’d woven about her and Titus sharing intimate conversations, never once did they entail discussing corset burglary.”
― Karen Witemeyer, Fairest of Heart

“She could dance with butterflies all she liked. That wouldn't stop him from clipping her wings if that's what it took to see justice done.”
― Karen Witemeyer, Fairest of Heart