Nana Lee

“It was an odd habit, I thought, this insistence on driving a car in cities with public transportation.”
― Sujata Massey, The Pearl Diver: A Witty and Suspenseful Mystery of Two Linked Disappearances in Washington DC

“She had been meant to die, yet she’d cut her way out of that fate and back to the world she loved.”
― Sujata Massey, The Widows of Malabar Hill

“She turned her attention from Maharani Putlabai to Mirabai. Why was the younger queen on a chair and not a cushion? Perhaps it was a statement of her middling position—that she was not high enough for the zenana throne, but she was respected enough not to be somewhat elevated.”
― Sujata Massey, The Satapur Moonstone

“Remember this! It is never an entire people who is cruel; it is merely individuals who exert their will on others.”
― Sujata Massey, The Sleeping Dictionary