“Look, life isn’t always wonderful. There are ugly parts. You know that more than anyone. What you do with those ugly parts is what makes you the woman you are.”
― Jennifer Foor, quote from Love's Suicide
“If you fall, I’ll catch you. I always have and I always will.”
― Jennifer Foor, quote from Love's Suicide
“half-smile formed in one corner of his mouth. “Does he know you’re in love with me?”
― Jennifer Foor, quote from Love's Suicide
“Never thank me for taking care of you. I was put on this earth to do it and you know it, too.”
― Jennifer Foor, quote from Love's Suicide
“I can't be mad about something that we had no control over. I’ve never been one to live in the past, not when I knew you were always my future.”
― Jennifer Foor, quote from Love's Suicide
“Take care of Katy, Dani. Keep her safe and love her forever. Make sure Brooks never takes her for granted.”
― Jennifer Foor, quote from Love's Suicide
“Brooklyn Micheala Valentine was born at four in the afternoon on September 11th”
― Jennifer Foor, quote from Love's Suicide
“How I’d let myself fall for two brothers was beyond me.”
― Jennifer Foor, quote from Love's Suicide
“Just like B learning something new, I had to learn to take baby steps. I had to be patient and kind if I wanted this to all work out.”
― Jennifer Foor, quote from Love's Suicide
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“I wanted to skewer her with a stare, flay her with a frown, impale her with a—I say, what are you doing?"
Charles would have answered her, but he was laughing so hard he was doubled over.”
― Julia Quinn, quote from Brighter Than the Sun
“There was a time when she would have lingered to hear what amusing or sinister characteristic the woman attributed to the man's Jewishness - what business acumen or frugality or neurosis or pushiness she assigned to his tribe - and then, when she had let the incriminating words be spoken, she would have gently informed the woman that she was Jewish herself. But she had tired of that party game. Embarrassing the prejudices of your countrymen was never quite as gratifying as you thought it would be, the countrymen somehow never embarrassed enough. It was safer, on the whole, to enjoy your moral victory in silence and leave the bastards guessing.”
― Zoë Heller, quote from The Believers
“You obviously haven’t lived in D.C. very long if you think two and a half minutes is too soon to talk politics.”
― Jeri Smith-Ready, quote from Requiem for the Devil
“That's one of the oldest tricks in the world, Adrien-with-an-e.”
― Josh Lanyon, quote from Fatal Shadows
“When you knew I was coming?” I said. “I wrote it when I knew I wanted to speak. I went to my hill and spoke to my grandfathers. They gave me that song. They gave it to me in the wind. They said I had too much anger to speak. They told me that anger is only for the one who speaks. It never opens the heart of one who listens.”
― Kent Nerburn, quote from Neither Wolf Nor Dog: On Forgotten Roads with an Indian Elder
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