Quotes from Slide

Garrett Leigh ·  274 pages

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“His eyes blazed at me, but it was the best kind of heat. He smiled, and for the first time in my life I believed that, for him, I could be more than I’d ever dreamed.”
― Garrett Leigh, quote from Slide


“I wanted to wrap my bones around him and never let go.”
― Garrett Leigh, quote from Slide


“Ash only had one tattoo on his body--the wizard he'd etched on himself. From whatever angle I looked, it seemed like its throat had been cut.”
― Garrett Leigh, quote from Slide


“For the first time in my life, home was where my heart was, and I'd left my heart in Chicago.”
― Garrett Leigh, quote from Slide


“You know you’re loudest when you don’t say anything at all?”
― Garrett Leigh, quote from Slide



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Garrett Leigh
Born place: in The United Kingdom
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