Haley Fogle

“Strong women will always bear the dangerous burden of a weaker man’s pride.”
― Keri Lake, Nightshade

“At my neck, I clutched the small vial of my mother’s ashes that I wore, hanging from her old rosary she used to keep in her pocket. It was a silly superstition my mother had told me once. She’d always worn a ring of my grandmother’s strung on a necklace. When I’d asked why she wore it all the time, she’d told me that the dead never harmed those who carried something that belonged to them. I didn’t even believe in God, but my mother did, and a part of me felt compelled to keep the rosary for that reason.”
― Keri Lake, Nocticadia

“You’re free to wear whatever you like, catin. Just as I’m free to kill anyone who looks at you in it.”
― Keri Lake, The Isle of Sin and Shadows

“For as long as I can remember, the ocean has always been a fascination of mine. It’s creatures, unfathomable depths, and mystery, call to me like a siren,”
― Keri Lake, The Isle of Sin and Shadows