Kalyn Josephson > Quotes

“Don't let her silence the storm inside you.”
― Kalyn Josephson, The Storm Crow

“Books are very underrated weapons.”
― Kalyn Josephson, The Storm Crow

“I am more than my emotions, more than my depression and fear.”
― Kalyn Josephson, The Storm Crow

“I won´t let my scars define me. Not anymore. From now on, they´re a symbol of what I have left to fight for.”
― Kalyn Josephson, The Storm Crow

“Strength comes in many forms," she said. "The lion fears only the fox.”
― Kalyn Josephson, The Storm Crow

“What game are you playing?"
"No game. Can't a man buy his fiancée a present?"
"A man, yes. A cold-blooded snake, not so much.”
― Kalyn Josephson, The Storm Crow

“Strength was Caliza taking on the weight of a kingdom without a single complaint. Strength was Kiva's willingness to give up everything she'd ever known to protect someone she loved. Strength was Caylus's curious mind, Auma's unwavering determination, and Ericen's struggle to remain honourable in a kingdom that had forgotten the meaning.
Every day, they fought, and every day, they were strong. And I could do the same.”
― Kalyn Josephson, The Storm Crow

“Survival took strength, and I had survived. Moving forward took strength, and I had forged a new path.
Forgiveness took strength, and I would not let Razel take that from me.
I would not become her.”
― Kalyn Josephson, The Crow Rider

“I knew what I needed to do, but working up the will to do it felt like trying to fight my way above water in a depthless ocean. It was so hard not to drown.”
― Kalyn Josephson, The Storm Crow

“Max, on the other hand, bounds over and dives into a deep stretch, looking bright and refreshed as if he’s just woken from the world’s best nap and most certainly did not trap a poor helpless dog in the bathroom overnight.”
― Kalyn Josephson, Witchwood: A Ravenfall Novel

“Kelpies are seahorses, but not like seahorses. More like one part horse, one part sea. Or lake. Or puddle. Puddle horses sound cute.”
― Kalyn Josephson, Witchwood: A Ravenfall Novel

“But sometimes being able to understand a playful, conniving trickster of a cat has its downsides, like experiencing all his mood swings. Not to mention the constant flood of curious, “what if I just”–type thoughts. Like, “What if I just knocked this off the table and watched it shatter into a thousand pieces?” or “What if I just pretend that I want a belly rub and then tear Liam’s hand apart?”
― Kalyn Josephson, Witchwood: A Ravenfall Novel

“It had been more than love and understanding; it’d been magic, a physical connection between two beings that transcended any other.”
― Kalyn Josephson, The Storm Crow

“The anger ebbed out of me, leaving behind a feeling I didn’t recognize. A beast inside me slowly uncoiled, releasing a tension so deeply ingrained, it had become a part of me.”
― Kalyn Josephson, The Storm Crow

“So be angry, my lion, and let the world tremble in your wake.”
― Kalyn Josephson, This Dark Descent

“So be angry, my lion, and let the world tremble in your wake." - This Dark Descent”
― Kalyn Josephson, This Dark Descent