Elizabeth Harris > Quotes

“Nicole was a lifelong Cincinnati Reds fan and could easily participate in banter about the current season, which charmed older men in a way she found irritating because their delight seemed to be rooted in surprise.”
― Elizabeth Harris, How to Sleep at Night: A Novel – A Witty LGBTQ+ Debut About Modern Marriage, Political Divides, and Second Chances

“It helped ground her to know that if she was worried about something, the worst-case scenario she saw barreling toward her was not what he considered to be the likely outcome.”
― Elizabeth Harris, How to Sleep at Night: A Novel – A Witty LGBTQ+ Debut About Modern Marriage, Political Divides, and Second Chances

“She felt like the United Nations when her children fought, nominally in charge of conflict resolution but without any real tools to create lasting peace.”
― Elizabeth Harris, How to Sleep at Night: A Novel – A Witty LGBTQ+ Debut About Modern Marriage, Political Divides, and Second Chances

“Their real religion was the Democratic Party.”
― Elizabeth Harris, How to Sleep at Night: A Novel – A Witty LGBTQ+ Debut About Modern Marriage, Political Divides, and Second Chances