C.G Wren

“All she had ever wanted, all she had ever lived for, was the inverse of this perverse imprisonment. To command her own life. To command her own body, to decide to whom it was given and when.”
― Isabel Cañas, The Possession of Alba Díaz

“He was not seeing things. The moonlight on her hair and skin was real, so, too, were the shadows cast by her cheekbones. He could see the lines of taut skin at the edges of those massive sockets, waxen and tight. Her lips pulled back from teeth in a snarl. The glint of spittle on her teeth was real. Invisible hands yanked her shoulders back, one at a time; she jerked and shuddered.”
― Isabel Cañas, The Possession of Alba Díaz

“This is the life I wanted. This life of contentment and unexpected excitement, of little everyday joys, where I don’t just get to be myself but also get to be embraced as myself. It’s miraculous.”
― Sangu Mandanna, A Witch's Guide to Magical Innkeeping

“Some of us are shackled to the world we are born in. We cannot change. We cannot leave.” The bitterness of her own voice tasted like ash. “We can only dream of bigger cages.”
― Isabel Cañas, The Possession of Alba Díaz