T.A. Williams > Quotes

“What was that thing about money not buying happiness, but making unhappiness a lot more comfortable?”
― T.A. Williams, Dreaming of Florence

“Did you say Florence?’ Alice was one of the few people in whom Debbie had confided about her dreams of Florence. ‘Surely that has to be a sign? The universe is telling you this man’s the one for you, Debs.’ As ever, Alice had come close to reading Debbie’s mind. ‘I know, Al, it is a coincidence, but maybe that’s all it is.”
― T.A. Williams, Dreaming of Florence

“made me think of her yet again. My mind was still on her when I felt a tap on the arm. ‘Hello, Daniel, was it? My name’s Agatha. I write straight sex.’ It was the taller of the two septuagenarians and she used the words without a hint of embarrassment while I had to struggle to keep my cheeks from colouring. Interestingly, her blue-grey eyes perfectly matched her hair colour and I wondered if this might be intentional. These same”
― T.A. Williams, Murder in Tuscany

“Her hand was warm in mine, her smile soft but unsteady, and in that moment, the bustling island seemed to fade. I realised, with a jolt, that life without her would be hollow, unbearable — and I could never let her go.”
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“Remember, half the world’s male. Sooner or later, you’ll find one who’s got a brain and a conscience as well as the other interesting bits. Trust me, it’ll happen.”
― T.A. Williams, Dreaming of Florence

“date”
― T.A. Williams, A Chance in a Million

“on”
― T.A. Williams, Never Too Late

“How’s the double life treating you? Do you get two breakfasts?”
― T.A. Williams, Dreaming of Venice

“daylight”
― T.A. Williams, Dreaming of Florence

“This is because one of the best things in life is to eat good food in a good restaurant in the company of a beautiful woman.”
― T.A. Williams, Dreaming of Florence

“a red”
― T.A. Williams, Murder at the Leaning Tower

“that feels like?’ Jo decided to try to keep”
― T.A. Williams, Dreaming of Rome

“and returning me to the twenty-first century”
― T.A. Williams, Murder in Florence

“The most striking feature of his face was a magnificent handlebar moustache that almost reached his ears.”
― T.A. Williams, Murder in Siena

“sitting opposite the big boss”
― T.A. Williams, Dreaming of Italy

“Sitting in a car with your arms behind your back puts quite a lot of strain on the wrists and although I had tried handcuffs back in basic training, being driven around while wearing them was a new experience. And one I would be more than happy not to repeat any time soon.”
― T.A. Williams, Murder at the Leaning Tower

“I can help out.”
― T.A. Williams, To Rome, with Love