Quotes from The Life of Anna: The Complete Story

Marissa Honeycutt ·  2024 pages

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“Sometimes people leave such a deep imprint on our hearts that they never go away.”
― Marissa Honeycutt, quote from The Life of Anna: The Complete Story


“After all, true power was the ability to manipulate others into wanting to do what you wanted them to do.”
― Marissa Honeycutt, quote from The Life of Anna: The Complete Story


“Her giggles were like music to the ear. Like her smiles were beauty to the eyes.

~Alex”
― Marissa Honeycutt, quote from The Life of Anna: The Complete Story


“Fate lies down the path for those strong enough to walk it.

~Sebastian”
― Marissa Honeycutt, quote from The Life of Anna: The Complete Story


“Advantages must be seized or lost. I always choose to seize them.

~Devin”
― Marissa Honeycutt, quote from The Life of Anna: The Complete Story



“The problem with being honorable. Doing things you don't want to do.

~Devin”
― Marissa Honeycutt, quote from The Life of Anna: The Complete Story


“Sometimes people leave such a deep imprint on our hearts that they never go away.

~Hugo”
― Marissa Honeycutt, quote from The Life of Anna: The Complete Story


“Fate lies down the path for those strong enough to walk it.”
― Marissa Honeycutt, quote from The Life of Anna: The Complete Story


“Then give me the order,” he growled. “You know I can’t, Alex. I can't change the plans”
― Marissa Honeycutt, quote from The Life of Anna: The Complete Story


About the author

Marissa Honeycutt
Born place: in The United States
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