Quotes from Dark Heir

Faith Hunter ·  363 pages

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“I could be patient. I could. If they’d hurry up.”
― Faith Hunter, quote from Dark Heir


“The aroma of tea mixed with the scent of old books, leather chairs, and wool from the carpet in a soothing fusion.”
― Faith Hunter, quote from Dark Heir


“Nothing so good as bein’ right with Jesus, my sister.” I was being evangelized by an ex-con.”
― Faith Hunter, quote from Dark Heir


“My fault? It could be. So much was my fault, the result of my actions or decisions. Sabina”
― Faith Hunter, quote from Dark Heir


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Faith Hunter
Born place: Louisiana, The United States
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