Amanda Forester > Quotes

“Uterus. You made reference to it with the ill-advised hysterics comment. You are aware that the word hysterical comes from the Latin root word meaning uterus, based on the odd notion that insanity in women is brought on by a wandering uterus.” Marchford stared at her and said nothing. “A strange idea indeed, for everyone knows insanity in women is clearly caused by men.”
― Amanda Forester, A Winter Wedding

“Marchford”
― Amanda Forester, A Wedding in Springtime

“Look now, are ye going to kiss me or no’? We kiss every time we meet, and now ye’re here, but I dinna ken how to get to the kissing part.”
― Amanda Forester, True Highland Spirit

“Her anxiety was turning her usually sunny disposition into something less than hospitable. “As”
― Amanda Forester, True Highland Spirit

“Oh Lord, I do not know who I am anymore. She had always been one to take care of people—her sisters, the dowager—but now with them all joining the ranks of matrimony, she was hardly needed. Who was she now?”
― Amanda Forester, A Winter Wedding

“It may no’ work out the way ye plan, but it may just work out the way He planned.”
― Amanda Forester, A Winter Wedding

“and”
― Amanda Forester, A Wedding in Springtime

“Now don’t fly into hysterics.” “I assure you my uterus is where it ought to be.”
― Amanda Forester, A Winter Wedding

“Then ye ken I am a sinner of sinners. I defiled a monk!” “Ah, to be young again,” said Mother Enid with a wistful smile. It was not the reaction Morrigan expected. “Ye defiled monks too?” “Oh no, not monks. Dukes!” Mother Enid gave”
― Amanda Forester, True Highland Spirit