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

“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

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

“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

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

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

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

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

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

“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

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

“on”
― T.A. Williams, Never Too Late

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

“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

“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