Kathleen Cross > Quotes

“Carmen stood at the altar wearing a hand-beaded, curve hugging, ivory silk and chiffon gown that fit so perfectly, it looked as if it had been sewn on her. The fact that one of the breasts beneath the silken fabric was not her flesh but a form made of gel didn't detract from the gorgeousness of Carmen the slightest bit.”
― Kathleen Cross, Schooling Carmen

“I took the flag off and got those plates in memory of my father, who remained a racist till the day he died. The only thing that could free him from his prison of ignorance was death.” “Free at last. That’s a shame. He died hating the majority of the human race.” “He thought he was the majority. That’s the danger of ignorance.”
― Kathleen Cross, Skin Deep: A Novel