Jenna Elizabeth Johnson > Quotes

“Then the voices started to argue and I threw my math book across the room in frustration.  It was a pretty bad sign when the voices inside your head started fighting with one another.”
― Jenna Elizabeth Johnson, Faelorehn

“Oh no, was I to be one of those girls who gets attacked by a jealous girlfriend?”
― Jenna Elizabeth Johnson, Faelorehn

“We could have had some fun together before I handed you over to King Cierryon.”
― Jenna Elizabeth Johnson, The Reckoning

“And no, I’ve not been obsessive enough to keep track of the hours and minutes, or even the seconds, but I’ve noticed every single one of them. ”
― Jenna Elizabeth Johnson, Dolmarehn

“Ah, but what is a sacrifice worth if it is not given from our hearts?  It is worth nothing, Meghan, if there is nothing to lose.  That is what makes it a sacrifice; that is what allows it to hold its own power.”
― Jenna Elizabeth Johnson, Luathara

“I didn’t care that he transformed into a grotesque monster when he needed to fight for his life, or for the life of someone he cared about.  I didn’t care because I loved him back, every part of him, and it meant I would not have to face the unknown alone.”
― Jenna Elizabeth Johnson, Dolmarehn

“She was living in a fairy tale. Elves and dragons, magic and curses, prophecies and impending battles that would decide the victor between good and evil. It was as if she’d been plucked up by some great hand of magic and dropped between the pages of her favorite folktale book back home in Oescienne.”
― Jenna Elizabeth Johnson, The Reckoning

“After all, when your heart has been rejected time and time again by those you were willing to share it with, you either lost all hope or convinced yourself there was only one person meant for you. ”
― Jenna Elizabeth Johnson, Ghalien

“HROOM-bruh-mon-too”
― Jenna Elizabeth Johnson, The Ascending

“I could not let my emotions, my fear, rule me; I had to be practical; I had to figure out a way around this difficulty.”
― Jenna Elizabeth Johnson, The Otherworld Trilogy

“Dragons’ Rage”
― Jenna Elizabeth Johnson, The Ascending

“Hroombramantu – HROOM-bruh-mon-too”
― Jenna Elizabeth Johnson, The Awakening

“You will always be welcome among us, Dervit.  I promise you that.”
― Jenna Elizabeth Johnson, The Ascending

“teaching math was convoluted and confusing, his grammar lessons could bore a statue to tears, and when it came to Ethoen history and mythology, Jahrra often found herself tempted to launch her pen at him.  He never got anything right, often obscuring facts or making heroes out to be twisted or idiotic.  Jahrra usually went into daydream mode during his lectures, but one day his lesson was so outrageous she couldn’t even lose herself in her own thoughts. “I wish we didn’t have such an awful teacher,” Gieaun groaned as they streamed out of the stuffy classroom on their final day of school. “I”
― Jenna Elizabeth Johnson, The Finding

“We will try to move on in less than a fortnight,” Jaax said.”
― Jenna Elizabeth Johnson, The Ascending

“Bind your spirit to mine.  Give your heart over to my keeping, just as I have already given mine over to yours.”
― Jenna Elizabeth Johnson, The Otherworld Trilogy

“Humans are extinct, they no longer exist.”
― Jenna Elizabeth Johnson, The Awakening

“I imagined I had a tiny sun lodged within my ribcage, keeping my heart company, and it had grown so large its brilliance began spreading throughout my whole body. ”
― Jenna Elizabeth Johnson, Dolmarehn

“You are her Ghalien," Enorah said to my back, her voice tinged with calm pride, "her heart-warrior.”
― Jenna Elizabeth Johnson, Ghalien

“bob”
― Jenna Elizabeth Johnson, The Reckoning

“Scede”
― Jenna Elizabeth Johnson, The Beginning

“A fortune teller often only wishes to make a profit and will find a way to tell the listener what they want to hear, usually something vague that could be applied to any fortunate or unfortunate event in a person’s life.”
― Jenna Elizabeth Johnson, The Finding