Alex Sutter

“My claws would find no purchase in a Rowan who is already broken. When Ravyn’s rigid jaw didn’t ease, the Nightmare grinned. Above rowan and yew, the elm tree stands tall. It waits along borders, a sentry at call. Quiet and guarded and windblown and marred, its bark whispers stories of a boy-Prince once scarred. His voice in Ravyn’s mind went eerily soft. And so, Ravyn Yew, your Elm I won’t touch. His life strays beyond my ravenous clutch. For a kicked pup grows teeth, and teeth sink to bone. I will need him, one day, when I harvest the throne.”
― Rachel Gillig, Two Twisted Crowns

“People see what they want to see,” I countered. “Are there awful people in the world? Yes. Do awful things happen? Yes. But wonderful people exist and wonderful things happen too, and if you focus too much on the negative, you miss all the positive.”
― Ana Huang, Twisted Love

“The Duke of Hastings. Daphne decided then and there that she’d be a fool if she didn’t fall in love with him.”
― Julia Quinn, The Duke and I

“It baffled me that people still didn’t get it. Personal appeals had no place in the corporate world. It was eat or be eaten, and I for one had no grand aspirations of becoming prey.”
― Ana Huang, Twisted Love