Tana Quotes
Maybe it was that nearly everyone else was dead and she felt a little bit dead too, but she figured that even a vampire deserved to be saved. Maybe she ought to leave him, but she wasn't going to.
Keep going' she told herself, 'Don't look back.' But she looked anyways.
I don't want to be a vampire' she told herself. But in her dreams, she kind of did.
I should've known the eyes. Wide, bright blue, and something about the delicate arc of the lids: a cat's slant, a pale jeweled girl in an old painting, a secret.
He told me and Rafe to stay put in case you came home, burn the note and get hot water and disinfectant and bandages rea
How's Alison getting on?'Conway snorted. 'Tucked up in the sick room like she's dying in some season finale. Little fadey voice on her and all. She's having a great old time.
You're yourself, " Tana said, grinning. "More purely yourself than anyone I know. And if you can't see who that is anymore, then see yourself the way I see you.
The lines of her face, turned up to the sky, would have broken your heart.
Who who whose smell in the air of her room, whose fingerprints all over her friends’ secret places.
His voice had a faint trace of an accent she couldn't place - one that made her pretty sure he was no local kid infected the night before.
please, Tana, please.' -lots of characters in The Coldest Girl in Coldtown
In the dream, Tana's mother loved her more than anyone or anything. More than death.
You said you were allowed to lose it, ' some part of her reminded herself. 'Not yet, not yet.
I'm going to take off your gag. And if you try to bite me or grab me or anything, I'll hit you with this thing as hard as I can as many times as I can. Understood?
Be careful, " Aidan called from the bed. "You don't know what he might do." "We all know what you'd do, though, don't we?
Little mouse, " a voice said through the keyhole. "Don't you know the more you wriggle, the greater the cat's delight?
I loved him, you know, ' she said. 'I would have loved him as hard as he'd let me, for the rest of my life.
I'm not saying that owning a house makes life into some kind of blissful paradise
She took a deep breath, "Last chance. Are you in need of rescuing?" His expression turned very strange, almost as if she'd struck him, "Yes, " he said finally.
That was seven years ago. The doctors told her father the memory would fade, like the big messy scar on her arm, but neither ever did.