Carol Beth Anderson > Quotes

“No, this was like standing on a cliff one second and leaping into a bottomless pool the next.”
― Carol Beth Anderson, The Frost Eater

“I’m sick of you carrying it around like some portable wall between us. Doesn’t it get heavy, Krey?”
― Carol Beth Anderson, The Frost Eater

“Welcome to the Star Clan of Deroga,” the female trog said.”
― Carol Beth Anderson, The Frost Eater

“He hated his father for leaving his mother on that night forty years earlier, and he hated his mother for not leaving his father every day since.”
― Carol Beth Anderson, Facing the Sun

“You don’t have to be underprivileged to care about those who are.”
― Carol Beth Anderson, The Frost Eater

“Krey, your king failed you. As his daughter, I’m sorry. I know an apology doesn’t fix anything. But it’s real, and it’s deep.”
― Carol Beth Anderson, The Frost Eater

“He pushed his mind back to the original scene. From the palace, they could see the same sunset, even if trees and buildings covered parts of it. In this version of his vision, he was with the same Nora. She was just wearing nicer clothes. She’s what’s important. He fixed his will on that thought, opened his eyes, and smiled at her. “You’re the only part of my dream that matters, Nora. Not the location.”
― Carol Beth Anderson, The Vine Eater