Elizabeth Everett > Quotes

“What must it be like to swallow one’s rage, year after year? Did it resemble the pain of living with unspoken grief and guilt?”
― Elizabeth Everett, A Lady's Formula for Love

“I find it incredibly erotic when you say the word ‘hypotheses,”
― Elizabeth Everett, A Lady's Formula for Love

“The count of three is where great leaps of faith begin. A three-count is the time it takes to take a breath, swear a vow, or dance a waltz.”
― Elizabeth Everett, A Lady's Formula for Love

“Being kind is the simplest of pleasures. It takes no effort and the rewards are infinite.”
― Elizabeth Everett, Magic and Mischief at the Wayside Hotel

“It would be a pity if one of the experiments went too far.” He sighed. “Athena’s Retreat is attached to Beacon House, is it not? Why, the entire structure could go up in flames. You must be careful, my lord.”
― Elizabeth Everett, A Perfect Equation

“Men get nervous when women enjoy themselves without their company. You might discover that we [men] are of limited use.”
― Elizabeth Everett

“Have you joined a cult?” she asked.
Oh, for fuck’s sake.
“No,” Josie said. “No cults. I’m Catholic. We frown on organizations that ask you outright for donations instead of guilting you into it by standing next to you with a basket.”
― Elizabeth Everett, Magic and Mischief at the Wayside Hotel

“It will be done,” Melton said. Grey nodded.”
― Elizabeth Everett, A Perfect Equation

“Good God, the boy better not emigrate to Canada, they'll shoot him for his pelt.”
― Elizabeth Everett, A Love by Design

“If love couldn’t happen to Letty, she wouldn’t despair. She had earned her isolation.”
― Elizabeth Everett, A Perfect Equation

“Were his own desires as base and selfish?”
― Elizabeth Everett, A Perfect Equation