Judith Barrow > Quotes

“What was it our Mam used to say? If wishes were horses-' 'beggars would ride.”
― Judith Barrow, Changing Patterns

“The last of the Haworth trilogy: At the end of a long night shift, a bullying new father visits the maternity ward and brings back Linda's darkest nightmares, her terror of being locked in. Who is this man, and why does he scare her so? There are secrets dating back to the war that still haunt the family, and finding out what lies at their root might be the only way Linda can escape their murderous consequences.”
― Judith Barrow, Living in the Shadows: Howarth Family Saga Series Book 3

“I wait by the bed. I move into her line of vision and it’s as though we’re watching one another, my mother and me; two women – trapped. Quote from The Memory”
― Judith Barrow, The Memory

“Al says when he takes me to America we'll have servants. He says all American wives have servants.'
He says a lot of things from the sound of it, Mary thought. Her sister was heading for a fall with that American, she was sure of it. Quote from the first of the Haworth trilogy”
― Judith Barrow, Pattern of Shadows