Leah Lefebvre

“She wished, rather, to spend whatever time she had left, if not living, then at least doing and being and feeling. Never before had time seemed so like currency, each moment a coin that could be well- or ill-spent, or even, if one wasn’t careful, wasted and lost.”
― Laini Taylor, Muse of Nightmares

“Amezrou (AH·may·zroo) noun When something deeply precious, long lost and despaired of, is found and restored, against all expectation”
― Laini Taylor, Muse of Nightmares

“He stepped up beside her, hand still comfortably on her shoulder, and she allowed herself the luxury of taking just a small step closer to him. His height and sturdiness felt good beside her. Like knowing that though the sky stormed and the sea raged, your hull was caulked and your sail crafted of the strongest cloth.”
― Robert Jordan, The Gathering Storm

“Her heart lifted as sunlight fell on her face. A new dawn, a new start, and new hope. The daily miracle.”
― Chris Wooding, The Ember Blade