Susan Lewis > Quotes

“You'll always be beautiful to me, no matter how old you are, and you can remind me of that when you're ninety, because if I'm still around I know I'll still feel the same.'
-Forgotten, Susan Lewis”
― Susan Lewis, Forgotten

“I’d never”
― Susan Lewis, No Child of Mine

“She was shrinking into a horrible, ugly thing that no one wanted to see, or speak to, or have anything to do with at all, so she had to get plucked out like a weed, or crushed like a disgusting, mouldy crumb.”
― Susan Lewis

“As each hour passes it’s like a door has closed. You will never be able to revisit that hour to undo something you regret, or to do something you should have, so it’s important to make the hour you are in the one that counts.”
― Susan Lewis, Stolen: The emotionally gripping novel from Sunday Times bestselling author of Missing

“Sometimes he felt like two people inside the same skin, and he wasn't always entirely sure which of them was real.”
― Susan Lewis, Missing

“really hadn’t wanted to miss”
― Susan Lewis, Never Say Goodbye

“in the right direction at the outset. Then we come to Shelley’s part of the story and for that I warmly thank our local sheep farmer, Ruth Dixon.”
― Susan Lewis, One Minute Later

“Nothing’s ever as black and white as we’d like it to be.”
― Susan Lewis, The Lost Hours

“Click”
― Susan Lewis, I Know It’s You

“the”
― Susan Lewis, A Class Apart

“The nurse broke”
― Susan Lewis, One Minute Later

“She wanted to bang her fists against him, to shake his secrets out of him, make him tell her something, anything, she could hold onto to help ease the mounting dread inside her.”
― Susan Lewis, The Lost Hours

“bottled”
― Susan Lewis, Believe In Me

“Oat.”
― Susan Lewis, A Class Apart

“I can see how hard this is for you. We”
― Susan Lewis, Nothing to See Here

“again? No more ‘cocktail me up, sweetie,’ and certainly not in”
― Susan Lewis, The Lost Hours

“Finishing a book always left her with a heart and mind full of conflicting emotions.”
― Susan Lewis, A Class Apart

“rustic-holiday rentals.”
― Susan Lewis, One Minute Later

“Vivienne”
― Susan Lewis, One Minute Later

“make sure you’re all right.”
― Susan Lewis, Silent Truths

“grating”
― Susan Lewis, Too Close To Home

“baby from her,”
― Susan Lewis, One Minute Later

“never”
― Susan Lewis, Nothing to See Here

“story I’m guessing you’re going to start us off at the beginning, Lukas?’ He nodded and beamed. He really did have the most engaging way with him, seeming so full of warmth”
― Susan Lewis, Don’t Believe a Word

“each grief, each loss, each betrayal, is yours to hold, to suffer, to store away for the future and use for betterment or bitterness: the choice is yours.”
― Susan Lewis, I Have Something to Tell You

“Her father’s words suddenly came to her, Considering people who are undergoing situations much worse than yours doesn’t make yours any easier, but it can help to change your perspective.”
― Susan Lewis, I Have Something to Tell You

“turned to”
― Susan Lewis, I Have Something to Tell You

“recklessly”
― Susan Lewis, Wildfire

“regarded her.”
― Susan Lewis, The Choice

“anyone would think I was running out and deserting you.” “Aren’t”
― Susan Lewis, A Class Apart