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The Midwinter Mail-Order Bride (Mail-Order Brides, #4) QUOTES

The Midwinter Mail-Order Bride (Mail-Order Brides, #4) QUOTES

1 " Love and kindness are the most powerful of all magics—and not only for the one who gives, but also for whom the magic is bestowed upon. So love is nothing to dread or fear. "

― Kati Wilde , The Midwinter Mail-Order Bride (Mail-Order Brides, #4)

2 " Pure magics don’t steal. They create, and add into the world something that wasn’t there before—and the result is not the opposite. Kindness does not beget cruelty. Instead it begets hope and comfort. "

― Kati Wilde , The Midwinter Mail-Order Bride (Mail-Order Brides, #4)

3 " I would sooner face a thousand soldiers strengthened by a sorcerer’s spell than a dozen men filled with true courage or who are fighting for those they love. "

― Kati Wilde , The Midwinter Mail-Order Bride (Mail-Order Brides, #4)

4 " If you are steel and stone now, what is harder than that?” “I can think of a few things,” was his dry reply. “One you feel each night. "

― Kati Wilde , The Midwinter Mail-Order Bride (Mail-Order Brides, #4)

5 " What is magic but an unseen force that works change upon the world? That is what kindness does. "

― Kati Wilde , The Midwinter Mail-Order Bride (Mail-Order Brides, #4)

6 " Kindness, courage, love—they are the most powerful of all magic. "

― Kati Wilde , The Midwinter Mail-Order Bride (Mail-Order Brides, #4)

7 " Pure magics don’t steal. They create, and add into the world something that wasn’t there before—and the result is not the opposite. Kindness does not beget cruelty. Instead it begets hope and comfort "

― Kati Wilde , The Midwinter Mail-Order Bride (Mail-Order Brides, #4)

8 " She raised trembling fingers to his mouth. “Is this what you would have had me forgive? The thing you hadn’t yet done?” “No.” His voice was gruff. “I intended to steal you from Ivermere tomorrow and take you back to my stronghold—whether you wished to or not.” “I would have wished to. "

― Kati Wilde , The Midwinter Mail-Order Bride (Mail-Order Brides, #4)