Quotes from The Reach Between Worlds

C.M. Hayden ·  394 pages

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“I could stand in the middle of Front Street shrieking like a banshee and nobody would notice me. You don't need magic to be invisible in a town like this. Being poor works just the same. So stand behind me and think quiet thoughts.”
― C.M. Hayden, quote from The Reach Between Worlds


“It’s amazing what desperation can do to a person. It can seep into the heart. Turn us into the very monsters we fight." -Vexis”
― C.M. Hayden, quote from The Reach Between Worlds


“You don't need magic to be invisible in a town like this. Being poor works just the same.”
― C.M. Hayden, quote from The Reach Between Worlds


“Taro knelt and tightened the leather laces of his prosthetic leg. Buckles and straps kept the wood attached to his ankle.”
― C.M. Hayden, quote from The Reach Between Worlds


“The floors were polished mahogany, clear as glass,”
― C.M. Hayden, quote from The Reach Between Worlds



“Vexis stopped crying. She now looked more annoyed than anything. She feigned like she was trying to remember something. “So, eh, was he the fat one or the crippled one? Or the fat, crippled one? Y’know, it was just so much fun watching them hobble towards their body parts, I didn’t think to ask for names.”
― C.M. Hayden, quote from The Reach Between Worlds


“Bad men with smiles are the most dangerous kind.”
― C.M. Hayden, quote from The Reach Between Worlds


“Don’t sweat it, getting shot out of the sky is the thing least likely to kill you today.”
― C.M. Hayden, quote from The Reach Between Worlds


About the author

C.M. Hayden
Born place: in St. Paul, The United States
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