Steampunk Fantasy Ya Quotes

“And now we both blushed, because things like changing one’s garments should not be discussed among a Queen and one of her subjects.”
― Courtney Brandt, The Queen of England: Coronation

“At that idea, I grinned. Queen of England. Single mother. What would my opposition say about that?”
― Courtney Brandt, The Queen of England: Grand Tour

“While I think you were a rotten father and are still a horrid excuse for a person, I appreciate your ability to mix revenge and charity.”
― Kate M. Colby, The Cogsmith's Daughter

“And who exactly are you supposed to be, the Queen of England?”
― Courtney Brandt, The Queen of England: Coronation

“Once more for Britain,” I said to the empty room. I might not be the Queen everyone wanted me to be, but I was intelligent and fully capable of breaking the code.”
― Courtney Brandt, The Queen of England: Coronation

“My station has barely recovered from the massacre, and we have not held my formal coronation, not to mention the fact I am only eighteen years of age and have no parent present. How on earth do people expect me to find a husband in all of this nonsense?”
― Courtney Brandt, The Queen of England: Coronation

“My reign has been anything but traditional. Let’s not start now, shall we?”
― Courtney Brandt, The Queen of England: Grand Tour

“Neither of us said a word, the silence between us screaming danger more loudly than any worried whispering could have done.”
― Niamh Schmid, To Take a World: The GhostMaker

“A shudder ran through me as I realized no one saw The GhostMaker and lived. Until now.”
― Niamh Schmid

“I shook my head, trying to get the voices of that memory out of my head. Now wasn't the time. I was still scared, and he was dead, and his sacrifice was going to waste. It was rotting away, being plunged into despair just like the rest of Baeno.”
― Niamh Schmid, To Take a World: The GhostMaker

“It wasn't like they were all too eager to take different sides when my sister betrayed us all...But I'm getting ahead of myself. You see, I was going to die.”
― Niamh Schmid, To Take a World: The GhostMaker