Meg Collett > Quotes

“If we win by losing ourselves, by losing what we were fighting for, then we never really win.”
― Meg Collett, Fear University

“There is something to be said for the night. The darkness holds a sense of promise, as if anything could happen. Maybe something good, like a handsome stranger or something with snarling teeth that whispers pretty things as it eats you. Thus, the night is a test. A test of fear and the sweet promise of pain.”
― Meg Collett, Fear University

“Love is exactly the word I'd use...It's the only thing that comes close to describing this hell with you.”
― Meg Collett, The Killing Season

“You can't always rely on taking the pain. You need to learn to avoid it.”
― Meg Collett, Fear University

“I can't change it now, and besides, I like who those years made me into,”
― Meg Collett, Fear University

“You're not flying the sanity kite very high either..so lets be crazy together”
― Meg Collett, The Killing Season

“He wanted her to endure. But she would not.”
― Meg Collett, The Lost One

“Please don’t say moist.” “—feelings”
― Meg Collett, Paper Tigers

“I thought I was helping you. But now I realize you need it. You are a warrior. And taking away your fight was the worst thing I could do to you.”
― Meg Collett, The Lost One

“You tell me to bring all the powdered wolf’s bane I have, and, I quote, ‘get my purple ass down here.”
― Meg Collett, Monster Mine

“He was a powerful man, virile and intimidating, but I drank him up, his anger and violence, like it was the best thing I’d ever tasted.”
― Meg Collett, Fear University

“aswangs”
― Meg Collett, Fear University

“You’re still my monster, and I’m still the darkness shielding you. I’ll always love you,”
― Meg Collett, Paper Tigers

“Iris’s voice sounded final. It sounded like the end. Because how could Michaela love anyone other than the angel she was created for? She loved Gabriel for who he was not who he is now. That angel she had spent all eternity with was the one she wanted. Not the one with black eyes and an allegiance to Lucifer.”
― Meg Collett, The Lost One