Beth Massey > Quotes

“Elizabeth reached for her sister’s hand as tears of happiness mingled with those of bitterness.”
― Beth Massey, Goodly Creatures: A Pride and Prejudice Deviation

“It had been accomplished because those two goodly creatures had overcome almost insurmountable obstacles and together claimed the prize of much deserved joy.”
― Beth Massey, Goodly Creatures: A Pride and Prejudice Deviation

“There was no need for him to hum a tune—their whispered words of love for each other became the music that propelled their dance.”
― Beth Massey, Goodly Creatures: A Pride and Prejudice Deviation

“Alice, you have never been to a wedding.”
― Beth Massey, Duty and Deceit: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“Bethany took a sip of chocolate to calm herself.  “I know you are my mother.”
― Beth Massey, Goodly Creatures: A Pride and Prejudice Deviation

“She remembered Lizzy’s fear of being touched, which caused her to deny herself the pleasure of going to assemblies and balls.  She remembered the joy that had always danced in her sister’s eyes, only to be replaced by an ever present hint of sadness when she returned to Longbourn.  Lydia remembered how much she loved Lizzy.”
― Beth Massey, Goodly Creatures: A Pride and Prejudice Deviation

“I knew it was wrong to be in this public place without a companion of any kind.”
― Beth Massey, Duty and Deceit: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“Could George Wickham be his son?”
― Beth Massey, Duty and Deceit: A Pride and Prejudice Variation