“You do things because you have to be near the beating heart of terror, Amy thinks.”
―
William Boyle,
The Lonely Witness
“The best protection comes from love and a person who accepts that love unconditionally.” ― Amy Boyles, Southern Fortunes
“You can either love your blood and do your best to get along with one another, or you can fight and bicker. I don’t want to be no bickerer.” ― Amy Boyles, Spell, Don’t Tell
“That was a woman named Blissful.” ― Amy Boyles, Southern Fortunes
“Babs Cantrill.” ― Amy Boyles, Southern Potions
“Dirk and Billy plan to make all of them care. They plan to wage war and create sides in this thing. They’re loud. They’re boisterous. A lot of people won’t listen to them. The ones who have a firm hold on who they are and what’s important to them in life. But some people will be swayed by those two. Those are the ones we have to worry about. It’s not just Dirk and Billy that are the main problems; it’s what they’ll create that concerns me.” ― Amy Boyles, Barn Bewitchment
“This was like that horrible Facebook question where you’re suddenly thrown into the zombie apocalypse and whatever item is to your left is now your only weapon. And mine was a telephone book.” ― Amy Boyles, Southern Sorcery
“Because the fact that he’d nearly attacked and killed me had wounded him in a way I would never understand. That was the honest-to-goodness shocking truth. I didn’t have to live in fear that I would accidentally kill Axel. But one night a month that thought consumed him. When the reality almost occurred, it must’ve broken him.” ― Amy Boyles, Sweet Home Magic
“The past defines a person as much as they repeat the mistakes they made from it,” I said. “Rufus Mayes wants a new chance at life. I say we give it to him.” ― Amy Boyles, Southern Fortunes
“He would have needed you much more than you needed him, and that is never a power dynamic you want to be in. It makes people desperate, and often they’ll sink to the lowest depths of humanity in order to maintain a life that they believe they cannot live without” ― Amy Boyles, Witch It or List It
“Rufus laughed. “For some reason, when I think of evil, the word ‘Presbyterian’ doesn’t come to mind.” ― Amy Boyles, Pantry Prankster
“There’s was something about his clear blues that made love ignite in my heart.” ― Amy Boyles, Southern Fortunes
“I’d rather want less and have more than want more and have less. Seems the key to happiness is the former rather than the latter.” ― Amy Boyles, Renovation Spell
“the knowledge that we’d never be friends hit me. We were sisters, but we would never be anything else. We were too different, unable to understand one another.” ― Amy Boyles, Spell, Don’t Tell
“was glad to see that after the whole eyeglass fiasco, Norma Ray had gone back to the way she’d been before—not wearing them. That meant she only drove five miles per hour, but it also meant that she wouldn’t try to be someone she wasn’t—a woman who went on dates with boring and potentially lethal men, or wore sequins.” ― Amy Boyles, Witch It or List It
“You’re not going to fight for me to” ― Amy Boyles, Southern Holiday
“She reminded me of a high schooler obsessed with being part of the “in” crowd. I’d learned that once you removed a person from the offending crowd, they turned out pretty decent because what they wanted all along was acceptance. They’d been seeking it in the wrong place. Ahem. Not that I would know anything about that; it was simply my observation.” ― Amy Boyles, Southern Fortunes
“She pressed a fist to her heart. “I know how this looks. I know it seems like I’m keeping something from you, but trust me. I’m not.” She pressed her temples. “I was so worried about the book that I stayed up all night working a spell to find it.” ― Amy Boyles, Southern Fortunes
“I know,” he said, hanging his head in embarrassment. “I should’ve stayed away from the tequila. It gets me every time.” ― Amy Boyles, Southern Curses
“The best protection comes from love and a person who accepts that love unconditionally.” ― Amy Boyles, Southern Fortunes
“You can either love your blood and do your best to get along with one another, or you can fight and bicker. I don’t want to be no bickerer.” ― Amy Boyles, Spell, Don’t Tell
“That was a woman named Blissful.” ― Amy Boyles, Southern Fortunes
“Babs Cantrill.” ― Amy Boyles, Southern Potions
“Dirk and Billy plan to make all of them care. They plan to wage war and create sides in this thing. They’re loud. They’re boisterous. A lot of people won’t listen to them. The ones who have a firm hold on who they are and what’s important to them in life. But some people will be swayed by those two. Those are the ones we have to worry about. It’s not just Dirk and Billy that are the main problems; it’s what they’ll create that concerns me.” ― Amy Boyles, Barn Bewitchment
“This was like that horrible Facebook question where you’re suddenly thrown into the zombie apocalypse and whatever item is to your left is now your only weapon. And mine was a telephone book.” ― Amy Boyles, Southern Sorcery
“Because the fact that he’d nearly attacked and killed me had wounded him in a way I would never understand. That was the honest-to-goodness shocking truth. I didn’t have to live in fear that I would accidentally kill Axel. But one night a month that thought consumed him. When the reality almost occurred, it must’ve broken him.” ― Amy Boyles, Sweet Home Magic
“The past defines a person as much as they repeat the mistakes they made from it,” I said. “Rufus Mayes wants a new chance at life. I say we give it to him.” ― Amy Boyles, Southern Fortunes
“He would have needed you much more than you needed him, and that is never a power dynamic you want to be in. It makes people desperate, and often they’ll sink to the lowest depths of humanity in order to maintain a life that they believe they cannot live without” ― Amy Boyles, Witch It or List It
“Rufus laughed. “For some reason, when I think of evil, the word ‘Presbyterian’ doesn’t come to mind.” ― Amy Boyles, Pantry Prankster
“There’s was something about his clear blues that made love ignite in my heart.” ― Amy Boyles, Southern Fortunes
“I’d rather want less and have more than want more and have less. Seems the key to happiness is the former rather than the latter.” ― Amy Boyles, Renovation Spell
“the knowledge that we’d never be friends hit me. We were sisters, but we would never be anything else. We were too different, unable to understand one another.” ― Amy Boyles, Spell, Don’t Tell
“was glad to see that after the whole eyeglass fiasco, Norma Ray had gone back to the way she’d been before—not wearing them. That meant she only drove five miles per hour, but it also meant that she wouldn’t try to be someone she wasn’t—a woman who went on dates with boring and potentially lethal men, or wore sequins.” ― Amy Boyles, Witch It or List It
“You’re not going to fight for me to” ― Amy Boyles, Southern Holiday
“She reminded me of a high schooler obsessed with being part of the “in” crowd. I’d learned that once you removed a person from the offending crowd, they turned out pretty decent because what they wanted all along was acceptance. They’d been seeking it in the wrong place. Ahem. Not that I would know anything about that; it was simply my observation.” ― Amy Boyles, Southern Fortunes
“She pressed a fist to her heart. “I know how this looks. I know it seems like I’m keeping something from you, but trust me. I’m not.” She pressed her temples. “I was so worried about the book that I stayed up all night working a spell to find it.” ― Amy Boyles, Southern Fortunes
“I know,” he said, hanging his head in embarrassment. “I should’ve stayed away from the tequila. It gets me every time.” ― Amy Boyles, Southern Curses
