Betsie Ann

“Reflect that you could have written the book so much better yourself, if only you had the time and the inclination for the task; and that the literate won't be listening, if you're speaking on air, or doing more than glance at your review, if it appears in print; and go right ahead! There will be no reprisals. If the author is young and struggling, he won't dare to expose your pretensions; and if he is well established he won't think it worth while to do so.”
― Georgette Heyer

“I think the hardest thing of all is to be wise in our dealings with the people we love,’ he said. ‘I know I have found it so.”
― Georgette Heyer, An Infamous Army

“Like her, he spoke very little. It wasn't that he didn't have thoughts or feelings. If anything, he had too many of them. He didn't have a quiet head.”
― Alyson Richman, The Garden of Letters

“Mira thought she had come home to her countrymen and to her remaining family, but in fact, she had come home to a country torn apart by civil war and into a city about to become the center of the most devastating war the Jews had ever known.”
― Betsie A. Gebbia, The Work of Thy Hand A Novel of Early Christianity