20 Quotes by Elizabeth D. Marie

Let not your courage fail you. Your help is coming.

Keep the lanterns burning against the night. Hold the darkness at bay.

Often, we speak too hastily. We claim ideals and embrace images and dreams of fantasy. We make promises without thinking about the consequences.

If you are unsure about love, then look for a man who understands gentleness; who it passionate about honorable things; who will act swiftly to protect you, whether it be from the sword or even from little things—like cruel words and things that frighten you; who is patient and certain in his own strengths and abilities, and does not need to prove to any man or woman that he is better than they are.

Prayer is not meant to always give us the answers we want. It is not the resting place upon which the scales of our faith and trust are balanced. It is not the reason for faith, but rather the result of a faith we already have.

Men blamed wolves and beast-like monsters for wicked passions and vicious killings, but the cruelty of their own hearts ran far deeper than a common beast's actions ever could.

The wolves are coming.

We will never be as invincible as we wish to be. That is why we help each other. Sometimes our courage is not about our ability, but about knowing our lack of ability and trusting others to step in when we need them.

We all have a choice—to be monsters or men. It is not a matter of blood, but a condition of the heart.