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“A mortal soul, a woman with deep auburn hair, was mercilessly and enthusiastically beating the ever-loving shit out of a soul that palpably radiated evil. She was tall for a mortal, athletic and curvy, wearing a fitted black T-shirt, leggings, and boots. He thought he glimpsed tattoos on one arm, but distance and her motion made it difficult to tell. She straightened, flipped a loose piece of hair over her shoulder, and dropped the bat in her hand before winding up to aim a kick at the other soul’s stomach. Bel’s mouth went dry. She was glorious. She was magnificent.”
― Jaysea Lynn, For Whom the Belle Tolls

“You might be too drunk to magic.”
― Annette Marie, Dark Arts and a Daiquiri

“Independence is an admirable trait, but it can be rooted in pride, insecurity, and fear as easily as it can stem from strength, confidence, and self-reliance. Be sure you know what drives yours.”
― Annette Marie, Dark Arts and a Daiquiri

“I want you to look in the mirror tonight before you go to bed. Take a good look. Truly see that woman looking back at you. Memorize the color of her eyes, the shape of her face, the sound of her laughter. When things get dark out there, when things are at their most hopeless and bleak, know that whatever demons we face, whatever bombs are dropped at our feet, whatever evil befalls us tonight or tomorrow or ten years from now, that woman is always worth fighting for.”
― Sarah Piper, Rebel Reborn