Maggie Stiefvater

The majestic conclusion to Maggie Stiefvater’s Dreamer Trilogy. This is the story of the Lynch family. Niall and Mór escaped their homeland for a new start, and lost themselves in what they found. Declan has grown up as the responsible son, the responsible brother--only to find there is no way for him to keep his family safe. Ronan has always lived on the edge between dreams and waking... but now that edge is gone, and he is falling. Matthew has been the happy child, the brightest beam. But rebellion beckons, because it all feels like an illusion now. This world was not made for such a family--a family with the power to make a world and break it. If they cannot save each other or themselves, we are all doomed.

Greywaren (The Dreamer Trilogy #3)

Alina

The apocalypse had been averted, but it still felt like the end of the world.

Her heart was broken, that was why she was really upset, her heart was broken, broken, broken because Hennessy wanted so badly to be as good at living as Jordan was and she never even got close.

She had gotten so used to the pain, she didn’t even notice it sometimes, but Niall avoided using Mór’s dreams as much as he could. Not because he couldn’t bear the pain, but because he couldn’t bear thinking about how she’d managed to get used to it.

The problem with being very old, Liliana thought, was that feelings got all soft and blunted. It was so hard to remember how sharp and important they used to be. What it felt like to lose sleep to anticipation. How much it used to hurt to lose someone.

There was a strange sort of magic to being a person holding another person after not being held by someone for a long time. There was another strange sort of magic to understanding you’d been using words and silence the wrong way for a long time.

Veronica Overholt

She had a face like a poem and a smile like a punch line. 

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