Riley Rae

“toilet paper’s getting scarce,”
― William R. Forstchen, One Second After

“Or we could use pillows as a divider, and we can each have half of the bed.” There, I’ve extended the offer. Essie would be proud.”
― Helena Hunting, Chase Lovett Wants Me

“You must have slept through Mr. Quincy’s ninth-grade English class, Tom,” Kate said. “Orwell, Animal Farm, read it some time.”
― William R. Forstchen, One Second After

“If my life were a romantic comedy, I’m not sure I’d be the main character. I have more of a quirky sidekick vibe. Bubbly, supportive personality. Big hair. A treasure trove of funny anecdotes—mostly dating mishaps—to make the main character feel good about her own life and prospects. I do want to fall in love. More than anything. I just haven’t figured out the secret. I haven’t figured out how to capture that main character energy. Or maybe the problem is that I haven’t found my hero. If he’s even out there at all.”
― Jenny Proctor, Petals and Plot Twists