Aidee Ladnier > Quotes

“Writers are the dreamers and the keepers of dreams.”
― Aidee Ladnier

“It’s only a reader that can ultimately become a writer. Because the written word puts a hunger in us to see more, do more, experience more.”
― Aidee Ladnier

“His search for a lost soul would have to wait.”
― Aidee Ladnier, The Moonlight Market

“Stories have power, doll. Stories are what we keep of ourselves, long after everything around us has rotted away. Stories are what we pass down to our children. Think about the story you’re giving him, and then remember that the Weaver will take that story away.”
― Aidee Ladnier, The Moonlight Market

“He looked like a young god, muscles lean and lax, smooth skin begging to be touched.”
― Aidee Ladnier, The Moonlight Market

“Something about Cory called to Sanderson, made him want to take away those dark shadows that lingered in Cory’s eyes.”
― Aidee Ladnier, The Moonlight Market

“I want the earth and the air, and I refuse to choose between them.”
― Aidee Ladnier, The Moonlight Market

“Why risk the moonlight when the shadows are so treacherous?”
― Aidee Ladnier, The Moonlight Market