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“Bedtime tales, myths, legends, fairy tales, lie the lessons and examples of what a Goddess would do.”

Book:Evolution of Goddess: A Modern Girl's Guide to Activating Your Feminine Superpowers

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“When we first found each other, I was a mess, full of conflict and fear. His steadfastness and unwavering faith in me helped to save me from myself, and from what I could become. Right now, he'd kill mother for me. Or he'd watch me kill her myself. He also understands this choice and how it's a part of me.”

Mythology Gods Epic Fantasy Romance

Book:Heart on Fire

Source: Heart on Fire

“You're the air I breathe," he says without a trace of humour in his voice.”

Mythology Epic Fantasy Romance

Book:Heart on Fire

Source: Heart on Fire

“I wasn’t made for Griffin, and he wasn’t made for me. We were made for each other.”

Mythology Epic Fantasy Romance

Book:Heart on Fire

Source: Heart on Fire

“You know, your grandmother once told me something that the Native Americans say about dogs with different-colored eyes: they are extraordinary, for they have the ability to look upon both heaven and hell.”

Wisdom Mythology Eyes Native American Dogs Native American Wisdom Native Americans Dogs And Humans Philosphy

Book:TITLE 13: A Novel

Source: TITLE 13: A Novel

“I would actually write books totally full of nothing BUT kissing scenes, but apparently people like books to have, like, "plots" or whatever.”

Humor Romance Writing Books

Author:Rachel Hawkins

“We must be satisfied with the soup that is set before us, and not desire to see the bones of the ox out of which it has been boiled.”

Literature Metaphor Mythology Literary Criticism

Book:The Monsters and the Critics and Other Essays

Source: The Monsters and the Critics and Other Essays

“When he heard these words, Loke ceased to look like a god, for the fury and hate of a devil were in his face. He cursed the gods until every face was pale with horror. Like an accusing conscience he told them all their faults and sins; he made them feel their weaknesses so keenly that Vidar, the silent god, rose to give him his seat and silence him, but now that his fury was let loose nothing could stop him. One by one he called each god by his name, and dragged his weaknesses into the view of all, and last of all he came to Sif, Thor's wife, and cursed her; and now a low muttering was heard afar off, and then a distant roll of thunder deepening into awful peals that echoed and re-echoed among the hills.”

Mythology Thor Loki Norse Loke Sif

Book:Norse Mythology: Great Stories from the Eddas

Source: Norse Mythology: Great Stories from the Eddas

“What if it was Persephone who kidnapped Hades...”

Mythology

Book:Landline

Source: Landline

“My heart is on fire, Griffin. I don't know when it'll stop.”

Romance Fantasy Mythology Gods Epic Fantasy

Book:Heart on Fire

Source: Heart on Fire

“How do you know?” I look at him like he’s one Centaur short of a herd. “Soothsayer, remember? I know stuff.”

Mythology Epic Fantasy Romance

Book:Heart on Fire

Source: Heart on Fire

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