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“Darling, darling. I live in you, and you would die for me. I love you so.”
― J. Sheridan Le Fanu, Carmilla

“Everyone’s assumption is for women and men to be together, and yet here we are, human girls, the Demon King’s concubines. Surely love between two women wouldn’t be so strange?”
― Natasha Ngan, Girls of Paper and Fire

“You know, Mimosa,â€� Nadia says, the name beautiful in her mouth as it’s never been in anyone else’s, “I think we’ll manage,â€� and then she kisses her like she means it; like solid proof; like, finally, coming home.”
― Kady Morrison, Juniper Lane

“Would you like my advice?"
"Always."
"Go back with her. Go back and face your problems there, and then defeat them. You have someone at your side now you has accepted you for all of your strengths and all your faults, so just as you share in joy, you share in trials. Go back with her and be brave. There are evils in the world, but none too great for the bravery of Adelaide Sol and the heart of Maaya Sahni combined. Of that I am absolutely certain.”
― Kay Solo, Ghost Walk

“She spoke freely of you one time. Only once - when she proposed a visit from your ruling council. Murishani jested with her when she mentioned your aversion to meat, teased that she would change her ways for you." He stared at Flowridia directly now; behind the shade of her hair, she could feel it. "All she said, quite sincerely, was, 'perhaps I shall.”
― S.D. Simper, Among Gods and Monsters

“I think eventually they would understand," Maaya continued encouragingly. "I mean, they seem to have gotten better with Adelaide, right?"
"Yeah, well, she's the savior of the world," Marit grumbled.
"I wasn't when I left," Adelaide argued gently. "When I left I was a stubborn, headstrong brat. But I was a confident one. I knew what I wanted and I took it. The only exception was Maaya, where I asked politely.”
― Kay Solo, Ghost Walk

“So, my love, what is it you want to ask me? If you want my hand in marriage I just figured that was an inevitability by this point-"
"No! I mean, not that I don't want... I just haven't... okay, stop. Let me start over.”
― Kay Solo, Ghost Ship: A Ghost Walk Novella

“Wouldn’t they be mad if we said no? Or if I stayed?â€�
“I don’t know, but how they feel is irrelevant. You and I have a life to live, and nothing will get in the way of that. Not a death machine, not an entire Selenthian fleet, not a town full of angry and terrified people under the rule of a sociopath, and absolutely not any small-time government official who thinks we’re at their beck and call. We do these things on our terms, and if they want to fight us on that, I am more than willing to take it right to them just like I did with all the others who stood in our way.�
“I guess there are benefits to falling in love with a pirate queen,� Maaya teased, managing a small laugh.
“Pirate queen, huh? I like the sound of that. But what is a pirate queen to do when she’s already found her treasure?�
“Oh, please.”
― Kay Solo, Ghost Ship: A Ghost Walk Novella

“You aren’t embarrassed as easily as you used to be, and it’s a little disappointing,â€� Adelaide pouted.
“I know you like a challenge,� Maaya replied, then gasped as Adelaide pulled her in for a kiss, leaning her back and holding her in her arms. Maaya was vaguely aware of an appreciative whistle or two from some bystanders, and felt the familiar sensation of her cheeks starting to burn.
When Adelaide finally let her up, she grinned.
“Oh, darling, you are nowhere near challenging for me just yet.”
― Kay Solo, Ghost Ship: A Ghost Walk Novella

“If you‟ll let me be, Persephone, I will be even better.”
― Sarah Diemer, The Dark Wife

“It's uncommon, far from unheard of. The elves and the angels have done it since the dawn of time, penning great epics of beautiful women loving beautiful women. No need for shame, little angel. You are full of surprises."

Tears did leak from Flowridia's eyes, but of relief. No more fear.”
― S.D. Simper, The Sting of Victory

“Her love for you was the only redeeming trait I ever knew in her. You tamed a monster. And her sacrifice, in service of you, was as kind and poetic an end as she could have deserved.”
― S.D. Simper, Among Gods and Monsters