Wendy Wang > Quotes

“Sometimes spirits hold onto emotions for people and things. It’s one way they bind themselves to this world.”
― Wendy Wang, Haunting Charlie

“Your language reflects your character”
― Wendy Wang, Haunting Charlie

“of sticks? Like popsicle sticks?” “Nope. The kind that mother nature made.” Jen headed toward the door. She threw a glance over her shoulder. “Well, don’t just stand there. It’s getting dark.” Charlie quickly caught up with her cousin, and”
― Wendy Wang, Wayward Spirits

“three hundred”
― Wendy Wang, Bad Omens

“From your lips to the goddess’s ears.”
― Wendy Wang, Witch on the Cusp

“Everything that you are. Everything that I am. It all begins with our thoughts. Our thoughts are the most powerful thing that we have as witches, as women, as human beings. Our thoughts can rearrange the energy around us.”
― Wendy Wang, Devil's Snare

“Charlie didn’t expect there to be much magic that would help her find these girls or know what happened to them, but she’d also learned a long time ago that sometimes the most magical thing a person could do was to have faith in the people she loved.”
― Wendy Wang, Witches of Palmetto Point Bundle #1-6

“I think we're all haunted in some way, aren't we?”
― Wendy Wang, Witch in Retrograde

“know”
― Wendy Wang, The Green Witch

“feel.”
― Wendy Wang, Enduring Spirits

“Evangeline,” Lisa said. “I like you better like this.” “You would,” Daphne scoffed. “Where is Uncle Jack tonight?” “He's got a date,” Evangeline said. “He asked me to watch Ruby till y'all came home. I was about to start supper, but I’m going to have to rethink what we are going to eat. I've only got six pork chops.” “Don't worry, Evangeline. There's plenty to eat. We just need to adjust a little,” Jen said. She walked down a short hallway that led to the laundry room and disappeared into a closet that had been turned into a pantry. She emerged a moment later carrying an arm full of ingredients. She put two bags of noodles on the counter, along with four cans of tuna and two cans of cream of mushroom soup. Then went back to get a box of breadcrumbs. “Tuna noodle casserole?” Charlie asked. “Yep,” Jen said. “Quick, easy, and a crowd pleaser.” “Yeah, my thighs are going to be real pleased,” Lisa quipped. “Oh hush,” Jen said. “You can run it off tomorrow.” “I love tuna noodle casserole,” Daphne smiled. “Honestly though, I can't remember the last time I had it.” “That's because you eat too much take out, sweetie,” Evangeline said. “So, anything I can do to help?” “Could you check the fridge for sour cream and Parmesan cheese, please? And there should be a bag of frozen peas in the freezer,” Jen said, inclining her head in that direction. Charlie handed one of the three journals from Edwina’s box to Lisa and the other one to Daphne. “Come on, let's start looking through these while they’re making dinner.” Charlie sat at the end of the table with Lisa and Daphne flanking her, and they each began to flip through the pages of Edwina’s most private thoughts. Ruby walked into the kitchen and placed herself between Charlie and Lisa. Ruby glanced up at the clock. “Aunt Lisa, will you come upstairs and read me a story?” Jen ripped open the packages of noodles and poured them into a pot of hot water. “Ruby Ellen, you've already had a story. Why are you out of bed?” “I can't sleep, Mama,” Ruby said. Lisa”
― Wendy Wang, Shadow Child

“That’s because I work with energy, and you get back what you put out into the world. Do you understand?”
― Wendy Wang, Witch in Retrograde

“pale, yellow light. Ben and Jen worked”
― Wendy Wang, Natural Born Witch

“to hear a person's voice. It was easier to know what they were feeling from their intonation.”
― Wendy Wang, The Harbinger

“Tom’s a reaper.”
― Wendy Wang, Captive Souls

“One of the strongest protections you can have is the one you create yourself.”
― Wendy Wang, Witch in Retrograde

“Charlie sipped her coffee, and waited for Billie to argue. Instead, Billie stared down at the cup in her hand, her expression pensive. She sensed Billie’s questions building but wasn’t ready to lay herself out like an encyclopedia of witchcraft and the occult.”
― Wendy Wang, The Green Witch

“You can say you love him all you want, but really, what you need to say is you have faith because that means you’re invested even without knowing the future. That make sense?”
― Wendy Wang, Haunted Paradise

“Honey, maybe you should find a light and walk into it.”
― Wendy Wang, Witch in Retrograde

“look a little tired.”
― Wendy Wang, Enduring Spirits

“Sort of. You must see the thing you want to happen in your mind. Believe it. Then command the energy. It will have no choice but to comply. Now try again.”
― Wendy Wang, Devil's Snare

“crimes are usually about two things — money or love,”
― Wendy Wang, Natural Born Witch

“Do you really think that I’ve walked around since I was fourteen years old with no understanding of what any man might do to me at any time? Do you think I’m an idiot? Or a man? Because men don’t have to worry about being murdered because some asshole thinks he’s entitled to you.”
― Wendy Wang, Witch in Eclipse

“Chapter”
― Wendy Wang, Haunting Charlie

“He did?” Charlie”
― Wendy Wang, Captive Souls

“Being polite was akin to being invisible.”
― Wendy Wang, The Harbinger

“father was good for was a smack across the mouth and taking”
― Wendy Wang, Haunting Charlie

“Evan walked behind his dad, listening to the sounds of the forest surrounding him. Birdsong filled in the spaces between the puffs of his breathing. The incline steepened gradually on the well-worn trail. Despite all the sports and running he did regularly, his thighs burned a little, and it took effort to keep up with his dad. Sweat gathered at the nape of his neck, wetting the collar of his t-shirt”
― Wendy Wang, The Kitchen Witch

“The hermit.” Amy wrinkled her brow. “You’re searching for something. The answer’s inside you, though. Not out there.”
― Wendy Wang, Witch on the Cusp

“can’t stop you from making certain choices. All I can do is ask that you be safe when making them. Because your choices always have consequences.”
― Wendy Wang, Witch on the Cusp