Nancy CoCo > Quotes

“I suddenly understood that sometimes you need each other even when you want to be independent. Family is a tricky thing to navigate, but that’s a universal thing.”
― Nancy CoCo, To Fudge or Not to Fudge

“There are no cars on Mackinac Island,” I said. Mackinac Island, Michigan, was known as the fudge capital of the world. We were a small island in the straits between the Upper and Lower Peninsulas of Michigan. The entire island had been combustion engine-free for over a hundred years. That meant the only way to get around was walk, bike, or take a horse-drawn carriage. I loved the traditions of the island. Things were slower here, and the sights and sounds of modern life were left behind”
― Nancy CoCo, Fudge Bites

“people learned more from making mistakes than being told by someone what they were doing wrong.”
― Nancy CoCo, All You Need is Fudge

“had anything to worry about at this”
― Nancy CoCo, Oh Say Can You Fudge

“Right now, I was sort of single. My ex-boyfriend, Trent Jessop, was in Chicago for the next few months. And my attraction to Mackinac Island’s top investigator, Officer Rex Manning, was progressing slowly. The problem with having two handsome men competing for your attention was sometimes they both backed off. I think they were giving me room to decide. Maybe I needed the room”
― Nancy CoCo, Fudge Bites