Danielle Steele

“When our choices are taken from us, the fire builds within. Sometimes I feel like we might burn down the world to cindery bits, with our love, our rage, and everything in between.”
― Kim Liggett, The Grace Year

“They can call it magic. I can call it madness. But one thing is certain. There is no grace here.”
― Kim Liggett, The Grace Year

“I used to think that was my magic—having the power to see things others couldn’t—things they didn’t even want to admit to themselves. But all you have to do is open your eyes. My eyes are wide open.”
― Kim Liggett, The Grace Year

“As we approach the end of the path, we’re faced with a towering wood gate, hundreds of lifeless ribbons nailed to the rough-hewn wood. Some are tattered, long since faded to the softest blush, but others are still crisp, the sharpest of crimson. I want to pretend the girls put them here themselves, one last rebellious act before returning to the county, but I’m done pretending. These are the ribbons of the girls who’ve been killed. It’s more than a warning. It’s a message. Welcome to your new home.”
― Kim Liggett, The Grace Year