Best 14 quotes of Hannah Heath on MyQuotes

[Anger] gave him the soul to keep fighting no matter how many times the world seemed bent on destroying him. He may be a broken young man, but he would never be a defeated one

As far as he was concerned, there were only two all-important laws on earth: 1. Don’t murder people. 2. Never swear in front of Lilly.

Fear devours the soul. You don't have to let it consume yours.

Had he not been certain, only a few years ago, that the elevator did lead somewhere? Somewhere beautiful? He wondered how many times a person could be wrong about something so important.

He and Lilly, they knew what Paradise looked like. When nighttime came and bled out its cold darkness into their laps, they would huddle together and paint the air with stories of Paradise.

Lungs burning, he charged forward, shadows gathering around him. Perhaps he could outrun them. But he'd never been able to before.

No. That would not be him. He would not die on a battlefield, choking on blood and honor without making any difference at all.

Nyara paused, silver hair sparking in the moonlight. "Every part of you was created for a reason. You have to tune out the voice inside of you that says otherwise.

Some people thought that camouflage meant blending into the surroundings, but they were wrong. Camouflage was misdirection: A visual lie. And very few people could tell a lie as well as she.

That’s right. A halfblood. A halfblood with the skills and the talent to fight alongside the best. They’d all seen her. Who were the Hunters to turn her down after that? They wouldn’t dare.

Three out of five. Those were the odds. Three out of five new recruits would die within their first cycle as a Hunter.

What was he doing, trying to teach lessons of bravery to another person? He squinted at the dark colors forming above his head. Some days he couldn't even see the sky through his own fears.

When you find yourself up against a strong force, always move forward. Never stop. Something will have to give, and you know it won't be you.

Wood and fabric, a symbol of a time long gone. That was not where Masiah dwelled. Not in a temple. Not high up in the oasis hills, as some claimed. If he dwelled anywhere at all, it was not in this forsaken oasis.