Because when next we meet in your Christian heaven or my pagan afterlife, or some shadowy, hidden corner where those two may touch, I want to hear that you lived a long and happy life after me. That you did as you liked, and loved as you liked, and left the world shattered and empty in your wake.

— Rachel Caine

Rachel Caine Quotes

Goliath fell to a slingshot and a stone. and the Library is a lumbering giant, dying of its own arrogance; it has to change or fall. We have the tools. The will. The knowledge.

— Rachel Caine

Books represented home to him, and around every wall, the doctor’s shelves were full to bulging, a haphazard organization of varied colors of binding, sizes, shapes. There was a happy disorder about it that made Jess feel something settle inside he hadn’t even known was restless.

— Rachel Caine

But he was starting to realize that maybe he didn’t really have a home, except with the people he loved.

— Rachel Caine

When I’m feeling uncomfortable, I attack. It makes people step off and gives me time to find my way.

— Rachel Caine

Stripping away the humanity because that is the only way I can save myself and still watch this unrelenting horror.

— Rachel Caine

I’m fine,” I automatically tell her, because that’s what I always tell her. And myself. But it doesn’t take a paid psychologist to figure out that I’m not okay. I’m having flashbacks. Cold sweats. Nightmares. And now this.

— Rachel Caine

Rely on the internet for how yo look at the world, though, and you’ll see the worst side of people represented far too much.

— Rachel Caine

Touch my other son and die.

— Rachel Caine

Happiness, however brief, always matters.

— Rachel Caine

We are only the most visible casualties of a silent war, and as they lock collars on our necks and tell us it is for our protection, we know that worse will come.

— Rachel Caine

Nostalgia is for normal people.

— Rachel Caine

Reset the board and keep playing.

— Rachel Caine

You may live in your small, dark corner and light a candle and pretend it is the sun; in time, you might even believe it. I certainly cannot stop you. But I will mourn for those you drag into the darkness along with you.

— Rachel Caine

There was a damp crack as the flesh and bones of the dead finally failed, and the gate slammed shut.

— Rachel Caine

There’s no time in a woman’s life that isn’t dangerous, and that’s just a fact of life.

— Rachel Caine

When a strong gale constantly blows, everything bends,” Murasaki said. “And even the most honest make accommodations, and soon they are not honest at all.

— Rachel Caine

Faith. Faith in what? He’d believed in the Library, the ideal of it, anyway. He believed that it was doing good, and more, that it wanted to do good. But now he’d seen the dirty underside, and he couldn’t hold on to his faith much longer.

— Rachel Caine

Dead doesn’t mean gone.

— Rachel Caine

The weather isn’t what you think it is. Not by a long shot.

— Rachel Caine

Because revolution rarely comes from those in charge.

— Rachel Caine
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