Pam

“He preferred leaving some things to the imagination, enjoying his own stories of what the clock had witnessed over the years. He could be a patient man when need be, and the fine, intricate parts definitely required a slow hand. An appreciative touch and respect for the inner workings that had to be aligned perfectly to function. He chuckled low. Definitely like a woman.”
― Suza Kates, Deception of a Witch

“need for open air and an endless night sky. The sense of being small in such a vast universe was often soothing.”
― Suza Kates, Deception of a Witch

“purple was supposed to embody a sense of good judgment. On the other, it represented romance.”
― Suza Kates, Suffering of a Witch

“there’s a fine line between daring and idiotic, and you just sailed right over it.”
― Suza Kates, Deception of a Witch