Erin

“You know how you can remember exactly when and where you read certain books? A great novel, a truly great one, not only captures a particular fictional experience, it alters and intensifies the way you experience your own life while you’re reading it. And it preserves it, like a time capsule.”
― Lily King, Heart the Lover

“Nazi party had brainwashed men just like Möckel who were neither intelligent nor charismatic. He was a lackluster nobody, and Hitler’s minions had whispered in his ear that his deficiencies weren’t his fault after all. If the Jews were to blame for everything, Möckel and men like him could believe themselves entitled to everything they’d ever wanted. They’d been made into puppets, as stupid men often were, and still they had no idea.”
― Kristin Harmel, The Stolen Life of Colette Marceau

“She was happy, in some ways, to know that her body would decompose. That she would give back to the Earth all she had taken from it.”
― Taylor Jenkins Reid, Atmosphere

“Every kid gets a different set of parents”
― Karin Slaughter, We Are All Guilty Here