Alison Gleaf

“With a sleepy sigh, I reminded myself that distance was only a myth.”
― Vee Hoffman, Reclamation

“What’s the use in dreaming, if you’re not going to fly?”
― Vee Hoffman, Acclamation

“My whole body felt light, unguarded. I leaned in without even thinking about it, not too much at least, and kissed Dominic’s lips. I felt him smile against my mouth and it was like the openness of the bridge and the river and the sky and the city got bigger and more infinite as we pressed together, warming each other, happy. So very happy. Ever after.
That must be what it feels like, to dream of flying.”
― Vee Hoffman, Acclamation

“The things we take for granted. The things we never feel we’ll lose. Not missing the water until the well runs dry, and hundreds more tired idioms and metaphors to build monument to the fact that I was drinking in every detail of Dominic’s body like the precious thing it was, quenching the thirst of years with visions of flesh and beauty. It was impossible to believe, suddenly, that I had ever known beauty and excitement before.”
― Vee Hoffman, Acclamation