Karla Lim

“Or did you always love the memory of him more than you loved the reality of me?”
― Allison Saft, A Far Wilder Magic

“There is a Yu’adir word for wisdom, chokhmah. Scripture tells us that chokhmah is the unspotted mirror of the power of God, the image of his goodness. Fear of the Lord is the foundation of understanding. We must always seek chokhmah, even at a great cost to ourselves.”
― Allison Saft, A Far Wilder Magic

“As she watches him walk away, the answering squeeze of her heart is as distressing as it is painfully familiar. How many times will she watch someone leave this place and never look back, while she is left here like a ghost to haunt it?”
― Allison Saft, A Far Wilder Magic

“She realizes now that Weston Winters is very good at only letting people see what he wants them to. Golden-boy polish. Reckless confidence. Honeyed words. But he’s nothing but a liar, his pieces held together with cheap gilt. As she stares at him, unblinking, his smile withers. Half of her wants the satisfaction of flaying him to the bone, but the stronger, kinder half pities him.”
― Allison Saft, A Far Wilder Magic