Suza Kates > Quotes

“You’ve become a fire within me.” He pressed her palm to the center of his chest. “Right here. Bringing light to places I never knew were in shadow.” His breath shuddered out of him. “I can’t go back to the darkness, Fiona.” Suza Kates, Chosen Blood”
― Suza Kates, Chosen Blood

“Internalizing pain didn’t get rid of the anguish. It only allowed it to stay locked inside the gut, in the mind, where it ate away at the soul. Breaking down exterior strength from the inside out.”
― Suza Kates, Vengeance of a Witch

“need for open air and an endless night sky. The sense of being small in such a vast universe was often soothing.”
― Suza Kates, Deception of a Witch

“there’s a fine line between daring and idiotic, and you just sailed right over it.”
― Suza Kates, Deception of a Witch

“Like jumping off of a cliff you knew had an eighty percent chance of having deadly spikes at the bottom. That’s what love was to her. A skewering death trap.”
― Suza Kates, Deception of a Witch

“again. Once again,”
― Suza Kates, Sacrifice of a Witch

“He preferred leaving some things to the imagination, enjoying his own stories of what the clock had witnessed over the years. He could be a patient man when need be, and the fine, intricate parts definitely required a slow hand. An appreciative touch and respect for the inner workings that had to be aligned perfectly to function. He chuckled low. Definitely like”
― Suza Kates, Deception of a Witch

“Follow your heart as long as your head and gut decide to stroll along with it.”
― Suza Kates, Whisper of a Witch

“All girls trust their daddies,” Kylie said quietly. “The trick is finding a man who measures up.”
― Suza Kates, Deception of a Witch

“He preferred leaving some things to the imagination, enjoying his own stories of what the clock had witnessed over the years. He could be a patient man when need be, and the fine, intricate parts definitely required a slow hand. An appreciative touch and respect for the inner workings that had to be aligned perfectly to function. He chuckled low. Definitely like a woman.”
― Suza Kates, Deception of a Witch

“A hospital at midnight seemed one of the quietest places on earth. The air felt ominous, heavy with the smell of worry. Empty halls were filled with nothing but the artificial light that bounced from sterile white floors and walls.”
― Suza Kates, Suffering of a Witch

“purple was supposed to embody a sense of good judgment. On the other, it represented romance.”
― Suza Kates, Suffering of a Witch

“The occasional tunnel shot off to the side, providing new and unexplored passageways, but she opted to get as close to the level he was on before she started branching out. How far had the Incas dug into the mountain? She couldn’t fathom the man hours it had taken”
― Suza Kates, Possession of a Witch

“Of course, the vile monsters now thriving inside of him were partly responsible. Each of the creatures wanted nothing more than to wreak its revenge on the society that had banished it to the netherworld. To Hell and all its darkness”
― Suza Kates, Sacrifice of a Witch

“Anna sees visions of past, present, and future. She is the coven’s head witch and is a descendant of the three women who originally banished the demon Bastraal three centuries ago. Her ancestral home is on an island off the coast of Savannah, Georgia and now serves as coven central”
― Suza Kates, Suffering of a Witch

“Willyn is a nurse, a mother, and a Christian. Raised in Alabama, she uses her healing powers to help those in need. She came to Savannah with an additional package, her young son, Tadd”
― Suza Kates, Suffering of a Witch