Elizabeth Lowham > Quotes

“For all the thorns I'd faced, at last I'd found the roses.”
― Elizabeth Lowham, Beauty Reborn

“Perhaps I could climb aboard a ship and sail to the farthest corner of the world, where there was only undiscovered wilderness, where I could breathe deep the wet wilds and be so lost in fresh green there was no thought of old red.”
― Elizabeth Lowham, Beauty Reborn

“You do realize I’m a woman, don’t
you?”
Silas blinked. “I hadn’t questioned it until now.”
“Well, you sleep quite easily with a woman in your bed. Is that a
common occurrence for you?”
He stared at her flatly. “If you’re referring to earlier this morning, Your
Highness, I’ll remind you that you’re the one who climbed in. Is that a
common occurrence for you?”
Her blush spread to her collar.
“No!” She buried her face in her hands. “Forget it. Forget I said
anything.”
― Elizabeth Lowham, Sonnets and Serpents

“In three languages”—his voice cracked—“I can’t find the words for
what I feel, because language can’t describe the depth of it. Poetry has
never penned, tongue has never tasted, magic has never matched the
connection my soul feels to yours.”
― Elizabeth Lowham, Sonnets and Serpents

“Everyone’s their own unique flavor of
betrayal.”
― Elizabeth Lowham, Sonnets and Serpents

“Then he kissed her in a way that put every romantic story to shame.”
― Elizabeth Lowham, Sonnets and Serpents

“It's true what the folktale says: I did choose to live with the beast. But not for the reason you think. Not to save my father. Not even to save myself.

In truth, I was hoping I'd be eaten.”
― Elizabeth Lowham, Beauty Reborn

“Most importantly, I stand tall, because even if they don't know who I am, I do.”
― Elizabeth Lowham, Casters and Crowns

“It takes courage to trust after betrayal and to speak instead of staying silent, but it is worth it.”
― Elizabeth Lowham