Heather M. Herrman > Quotes

“Roses shouldn't waste their thorns on each other.”
― Heather Herrman, The Corpse Queen

“A body is the only way a woman can make a living in this world. I just choose not to use my own.”
― Heather Herrman, The Corpse Queen

“Love makes mistakes. That's how you know it's love.”
― Heather Herrman, The Corpse Queen

“There's a darkness out there, Molly. And it ain't in the sky. It's in us.”
― Heather Herrman, The Corpse Queen

“Men with power like to believe they're Gods. And Gods demand sacrifice. They take what they want, especially from women and girls.”
― Heather Herrman, The Corpse Queen

“In the cold light of day, the whys of night are only so much smoke. And in the end, they don't matter. We must face our sins in the sunlight.”
― Heather Herrman, The Corpse Queen

“Sometimes it is easier to believe in monsters than the truth about someone we love”
― Heather Herrman, The Corpse Queen

“Wealth can hide a thousand sins,”
― Heather M. Herrman, The Corpse Queen

“In the cold light of day, the whys of night are only so much smoke. And in the end, they don’t matter. We must face our sins in the sunlight.”
― Heather M. Herrman, The Corpse Queen

“A person’s body is a gift. If someone chooses to accept that gift, then it is their duty to honor it.”
― Heather M. Herrman, The Corpse Queen

“Sometimes it is easier to believe in monsters than the truth about someone we love.”
― Heather M. Herrman, The Corpse Queen

“The Lady has stolen my soul." from Lady or the Tiger”
― Heather M. Herrman, Lady or the Tiger

“It's a glorious thing to please yourself. Girls are not taught to do it enough”
― Heather M. Herrman, Lady or the Tiger

“The simple fact is that some people will always have more and others less. Which do you want?”
― Heather M. Herrman, The Corpse Queen

“But love was not a corpse; it was a flame. It could not be chopped up and displayed on a shelf. It could not be preserved and kept forever safe. Trying to shove fire into a jar would simply out it out. Real love was free to choose...on and on, she tried to keep the hearts of those she loved like dead things in a jar. But the dead do not love. Only the living have that right.”
― Heather Herrman