Susanne O'Leary > Quotes

“Homesick? For a village in the middle of nowhere? Where there’s no work and everyone”
― Susanne O'Leary, Hot Property

“I suppose it depends on what one means by success,’ he said as if to himself. ‘Wealth? The means to buy expensive things? Or just having survived by doing it all yourself, using your own talents? Success is probably simply being happy in your own skin.”
― Susanne O'Leary, The Irish Rose

“Learn to turn off your phone and not be available all the time.”
― Susanne O'Leary, Secrets of Willow House

“Better to face the past and feel grateful to have been happy than to be sad. We have to cherish the memories and feel blessed to have had those wonderful times.”
― Susanne O'Leary, The Widow's Irish Secret

“You need to take some time off,”
― Susanne O'Leary, Secrets of Willow House

“soporific.”
― Susanne O'Leary, A Holiday To Remember

“Aren’t we all a little dented and scarred by life? Nobody escapes pain and sadness, really,’ Conor said, his voice suddenly hoarse.”
― Susanne O'Leary, The Irish Rose

“novels.”
― Susanne O'Leary, Secrets of Willow House

“as”
― Susanne O'Leary, The Lost House of Ireland

“more,”
― Susanne O'Leary, Irish Romance

“transformation but something I”
― Susanne O'Leary, The Blow-In

“Roisin”
― Susanne O'Leary, Secrets of Willow House

“hastened”
― Susanne O'Leary, The Granddaughter's Irish Secret

“mammy’ and loved their holidays in this wild part of Ireland, where they could run free in the garden and on the white sandy beach below. Joe took them surfing and fishing and taught them to swim. Philomena spoiled them with home baking, stories read in front of the fire every evening and star-gazing on the lawn. The house and the village were in a part of Kerry that had no light pollution and was later designated as a Dark-”
― Susanne O'Leary, Secrets of Willow House

“her head and said she was going home to spend the evening with Sally, who would be arriving back from Dublin. In any case, Connor wouldn’t”
― Susanne O'Leary, Daughters of Wild Rose Bay

“dragi!”
― Susanne O'Leary, A Holiday To Remember

“Dubrovnik”
― Susanne O'Leary, A Holiday To Remember

“Benidorm,”
― Susanne O'Leary, A Holiday To Remember

“He’ll be so bored, poor lad. He’ll be working on”
― Susanne O'Leary, Memories of Wild Rose Bay

“America”
― Susanne O'Leary, Hot Property

“There is only now, you know, this time, this moment. Who knows what the future will bring?”
― Susanne O'Leary, Secrets of Willow House

“managed”
― Susanne O'Leary, Secrets of Willow House

“As always, I want to thank my wonderful editor, Jennifer Hunt, and also everyone at Bookouture, who work so hard on the production, marketing and publicity of my books. But most of all I want to thank all my readers, who buy my books and also take the time and trouble to let me know how much you enjoy them. In these”
― Susanne O'Leary, The Irish Rose

“don’t mind dying, but I don’t want to be half-dead.”
― Susanne O'Leary, The Lost Secret of Ireland

“Her”
― Susanne O'Leary, A Woman's Place

“brudet,”
― Susanne O'Leary, A Holiday To Remember

“Ignore that,’ the doctor ordered as she reached for it. ‘Learn to turn off your phone and not be available all the time.”
― Susanne O'Leary, Secrets of Willow House

“She would often go from a lunch to afternoon”
― Susanne O'Leary, The Irish Rose

“anything from the simplest”
― Susanne O'Leary, Secrets of Willow House

“He was the best teacher, never demanding they learn but simply showing them the wonders of nature in a way that made them love it too. It opened their eyes and taught them to look beyond the superficial: something they would never lose.”
― Susanne O'Leary, Secrets of Willow House