Jennifer Kropf > Quotes

“The most vile and wicked souls are painted red," he informed me. I wasn't sure if he was joking. "Though, some would say green is just as bad," he added a moment later, and I grunted.

"What's your favourite colour then?" I tried?

He thought about it, but not for long.

"Black."

Of course.”
― Jennifer Kropf, A Soul as Cold as Frost

“Blink twice and chase the train!”
― Jennifer Kropf, A Soul as Cold as Frost

“You’d never catch your breath if I took all the kisses I wanted. I don’t think I’d ever want to stop.”
― Jennifer Kropf, Welcome to Fae Cafe

“A lover of tea and books and speed”
― Jennifer Kropf, A Soul as Cold as Frost

“Bond or not, I'm going to miss you until it hurts.”
― Jennifer Kropf, A Crown as Sharp as Pines

“He blinked. 'I really can't decide if your terminology is adorable or annoying.' He bit his lips and leaned forwards to rest his elbows on his knees.”
― Jennifer Kropf, A Soul as Cold as Frost

“the soothing sun on her back, and every mistake she’d ever made unable to find her. How different life would be if she had wings.”
― Jennifer Kropf, Welcome to Fae Cafe

“Second… To every teacher I ever had. I made it. In your face.”
― Jennifer Kropf, Welcome to Fae Cafe

“Worthy is He, the King of Kings and Lord of Lords.”
― Jennifer Kropf, A Heart as Red as Paint

“It's the same everywhere, Trite. The Truth is still the Truth, regardless of where it land. Sometimes it falls on deaf ears, but it's always speaking. Tru to remember,' he urged again.”
― Jennifer Kropf, A Soul as Cold as Frost

“Shayne nodded. “Of course. Humans conspire differently than us. They will try to trick us into eating bread,” he promised.”
― Jennifer Kropf, Welcome to Fae Cafe

“I want you to remember that you’re never alone, even when you don’t see us with you.”
― Jennifer Kropf, A Heart as Red as Paint

“Ignore the noise, Trite. When the Truth calls, it's not in the manner of a giant shouting in the daylight. It's a whisper, a quiet tug on a silent night. If you aren't listening, you won't hear it.”
― Jennifer Kropf, A Soul as Cold as Frost

“Liquid chocolate, melted onto my tongue, running into all the crevices and bursting into a rainbow of flavors. Dark chocolate beans with sweet spces, hence the sugary, orange, and creamy licorice.”
― Jennifer Kropf, A Soul as Cold as Frost

“Don't forget what you've been told,
The Truth if quiet, but it's made of gold.
Take the paint and write it on your skin,
An old melody that shouts from within.

Quiet, can you hear the song?
Creation has been singing it all along.
For it knows who painted its colours,
It knows who painted its colours.”
― Jennifer Kropf, A Soul as Cold as Frost

“My dear boy, the music that sings beneath our feet was not silenced. You just stopped being quiet enough to hear it.”
― Jennifer Kropf, A Soul as Cold as Frost

“Everything in the Trite world shouted. But the truth... I was pretty sure it whispered.”
― Jennifer Kropf, A Soul as Cold as Frost

“Knowing isn't the same as believing,' he said. 'This needs to come from ”
― Jennifer Kropf, A Soul as Cold as Frost

“1:45pm: Kate: Kate is unfortunately occupied and cannot make your very important appointment. Apologies, impatient human. 1:47pm: Lily: Are you trying to be funny? 1:50pm: Kate: Very. 1:55pm: Lily: Get over here so we can talk. I want to go to bed.”
― Jennifer Kropf, Welcome to Fae Cafe

“A lamp unto your feet, and a light unto your path.”
― Jennifer Kropf, A Heart as Red as Paint

“Kids are capable. Give them a book, and they’ll go on an adventure. Give them a stick, and they’ll turn it into a sword. Give them a bit of confidence, and they’ll fight their monsters on their own.”
― Jennifer Kropf, A Beast as Dark as Night

“Kate wondered if she was still stuck in that day, and if everything in her life since that point had only been a dream.”
― Jennifer Kropf, Welcome to Fae Cafe

“You can learn a person’s whole life story from a tone,” the teary-eyed old woman across from her said.”
― Jennifer Kropf, Welcome to Fae Cafe

“—you still can’t seem to move on from those troubles of the past. Stop letting the few bad days ruin all your good ones!”
― Jennifer Kropf, Welcome to Fae Cafe

“Yes, but now I’ve told them not to attack me,”
― Jennifer Kropf, Welcome to Fae Cafe

“The key is to ensure that the human you wish to enchant has a spark of romantic feelings for the fairy bestowing the kiss before the enchanted kiss is performed. Even just a shallow feeling will be enough…” Cress looked up to find Mor biting his lips together. A grin was dangerously close to showing. “You think I did it wrong?” It was more of an accusation. “Should I have forced our lips together for longer?” Mor ignored the question and kept reading, “But as with many rules of the fairies, the opposite can take place too, and a fairy ought to be careful not to kiss a human if there are any romantic feelings—”
― Jennifer Kropf, Welcome to Fae Cafe

“Killing a human can’t be that hard!” Cress shouted back. “I just need to speak her real name and command her to die!” His boots thundered down the hall until he reached the crystal spiral staircase. He travelled down three levels into the dark pits of the Silver Castle where the cold morgue prepared faeborn bodies for candlelight ceremonies. When Cress burst into the room, he found it empty of servants. But he saw Whyp. He saw the body of the golden-eyed fairy. His brother assassin. Mor jogged in behind him. “Cress—” “Steal his memories for me,” Cress said. “Just this once, Mor. Do this for me.” “You know I can’t do that.” Moisture filled the Prince’s turquoise eyes when he looked at his friend. “Have you ever done it before?” he asked, and Mor looked like he’d turned to faestone. “Yes. Once,” he said. Cress nodded and marched over to Whyp. “Good,” he said. “Do it, Mor. Please. I’ll never tell a soul that you used your Shadow Fairy gift. I want to see Whyp’s last moments. I want to feel what he felt as his faeborn heart stopped.” “You can’t do anything about it, Cress,” Mor said quietly. “Promise me.” Cress laid his hands along Whyp’s temples. “I can’t even take a breath anymore without the whole North High Court watching me. How could I do something about this?”
― Jennifer Kropf, Welcome to Fae Cafe

“They can see us, but they can’t hear us in here,” Freida said as she sat back down and picked up her yarn. “You’ve been black marked, Kate Kole,” she added. “The fae Prince has come to kill you. And he’ll succeed.”
― Jennifer Kropf, Welcome to Fae Cafe

“There was a part of me that still resented him for everything that was happening.”
― Jennifer Kropf, A Soul as Cold as Frost

“took Luc over two years to get the permission he needed to leave the Shadow Army’s daily routine to become a scout among the humans. Two years of hard work, lying, bribing, cunning strategy, being in the right place at the right time, placing bets, making bargains, and giving away large promises. Two years before he made it to the human realm. And there, he had hoped to be free of fox games forever.”
― Jennifer Kropf, Wanted: A Roommate Who Isn't Evil